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Cabinet ministers have initiated a charm offensive to persuade sceptical Labour MPs to support the proposed digital ID scheme. The outreach comes amid concerns about data security, implementation costs, and potential political rebellion over the initiative.
Government ministers have reportedly launched a comprehensive outreach campaign to win over sceptical Labour Party MPs regarding the proposed digital ID scheme, according to sources familiar with the discussions. The charm offensive aims to address concerns while gathering ideas about how the system could improve public services.
