This could be embarrassing!

00:12:41
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYIS0F8ejVE

الملخص

TLDRThe video criticizes recent government policies imposing VAT and ending charitable exemptions for private schools, claiming these changes harm educational access for many children. It discusses a prospective legal challenge based on children's rights to education, the government's promise to recruit more teachers with raised funds, and doubts about the viability of these plans. The speaker argues that the policies could lead to increased private school costs, reduced support for students with special educational needs, and potentially exacerbate the existing problems within the public education system overall.

الوجبات الجاهزة

  • 💸 The government imposes VAT on private schools, raising costs significantly.
  • 🏛️ Charitable exemptions for private schools are being removed, leading to potential changes in support programs.
  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Many parents are challenging the government in court over children's rights to education.
  • 📉 The government's claim to recruit thousands of new teachers is met with skepticism and doubts about viability.
  • ⚖️ The legal challenge against the VAT policy could have significant implications for future education access.

الجدول الزمني

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    The government's introduction of VAT on private schools has led to significant financial strain on these institutions, forcing them to cut back on their charitable contributions and partnerships with state schools. Critics argue that this policy disproportionately affects children with special educational needs who rely on private education, as the state system is unable to meet their requirements. The government's commitment to raising money for state education has been met with skepticism, with recent reports highlighting a severe teacher shortage and the challenges faced in recruiting new educators, leading many to believe the promises made are unrealistic and largely insubstantial.

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    As the legal challenge against the VAT policy unfolds, it raises broader concerns about the education system and economic stability. The implications of cutting support for private schools, which have traditionally provided an alternative for parents, could be damaging, especially with reports of impending recession and job losses. The government's current approach is being scrutinized, as many believe it's overly punitive towards the private education sector while failing to effectively address the systemic issues within state education. The underlying issues of unemployment, inadequate teacher supply, and potential recession could result in long-term impacts on both education and the broader economy.

الخريطة الذهنية

فيديو أسئلة وأجوبة

  • What are the new tax policies on private schools?

    The government has imposed VAT on private schools and removed their charitable exemptions, leading to significant cost increases for these institutions.

  • Why are parents challenging the government in court?

    Parents argue that the new tax policies violate children's right to education by making private education unaffordable.

  • What does the government claim the tax revenue will be used for?

    The government claims the revenue from the tax will be used to recruit 6,500 new teachers over several years.

  • Is the government committed to recruiting more teachers?

    There are doubts about the government's capability to fulfill its promise of recruiting teachers, given current teacher vacancy rates.

  • What impact are the tax policies having on private schools?

    Private schools may have to reduce their charitable work and free or discounted places they offer, potentially leading to closures.

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التمرير التلقائي:
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    the absolute cheek of this government
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    knows no bounds at the same time as
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    slapping private schools with hundreds
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    of thousands of pounds of fees and
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    hammering them with the vat which is
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    having a devastating effect on hundreds
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    of thousands of children a government
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    spokesperson says to the times that all
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    Charities must show public benefits and
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    we expect charitable private schools to
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    continue this through their partnership
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    work with the state funded sector with
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    means tested bseries of course they mean
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    that the private schools are having to
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    cut back on the bseries the free places
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    that they provide or the discounted
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    places that they provide and the
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    Partnerships and the collaboration with
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    State calls that they also run and
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    provide such as the use of their
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    facilities and so on they have to cut
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    back on that because they're having to
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    cut costs somewhere this government
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    spokesperson wants it both ways they
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    want both all of the fees that they
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    would ordinarily get as a charity which
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    they are removing and they still want
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    them to do the charitable work now for
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    the avoidance of doubt it is not and has
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    never been a tax break it is a
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    charitable exemption or at least it was
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    because education should be a charitable
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    exemption it is not a luxury service and
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    furthermore in defending this abhorent
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    policy in my view it's reported that
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    Rachel Reeves is now spending hundreds
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    of thousands of pounds of taxpayers
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    money on multiple Kings Council to
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    defend this in what is being described
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    as an unprecedented legal challenge
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    other experts have commented and I agree
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    that this is exceptionally rare for this
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    sort of policy to go to court to be
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    challenged by so many claimants and this
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    is one such challenge that may well be
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    extremely embarrassing for this
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    government if they lose this in court if
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    this policy is found to be
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    discriminatory because if they lose this
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    policy in court they may have to wind
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    back this vat policy on private schools
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    and of course the hundreds of thousands
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    of pounds that it's likely to cost
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    running this to trial with multiple
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    Kings council is all going to be a
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    complete waste of money one of the
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    principal arguments in this claim in
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    this judicial review is that this tax
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    upon private schools breaches the
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    children's right to education because
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    for many of them it makes it
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    unaffordable now some people will say
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    well they can just go to the local state
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    school but that has obviously proved to
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    be impossible for many children because
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    they just simply are no places in many
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    areas and they've had to travel 20 30
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    miles away and the local authorities to
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    pay for taxes to get them there but not
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    only that even those that are sort of
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    within 20 to 30 miles some of them just
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    don't have access to the same courses
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    the schools just don't run the same
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    courses some of them many of them have
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    special educational needs which will not
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    be met by the state system and so for
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    many of these children they will have or
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    have already lost access to that
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    education and th this argument makes for
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    quite the compelling legal challenge
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    James Gardner of Sinclair's law who
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    representing the group of claimants said
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    tens of thousands of parents are behind
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    this unprecedented challenge to a
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    totemic and harsh government policy the
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    stakes for peoples with severe special
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    education needs are unimaginably high
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    even the government admits that the
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    state s system is completely broken and
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    it's getting worse every year but the
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    government isn't backing down it's
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    committed vast resources to this battle
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    and is fighting it hard a government
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    spokesperson on the other hand says we
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    do not comment on ongoing litigation
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    matters and then regurgitates the same
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    line they've said before ending tax
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    breaks for private schools will raise
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    this amount of money by 2029 to help
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    deliver 6 and a half thousand new
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    teachers raise School standards
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    supporting 94% of children in state
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    schools to achieve and Thrive all of
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    which I take with a huge uh handful of
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    salt because I simply don't believe the
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    figures I personally don't believe they
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    will raise the money they will say they
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    will I don't believe they'll recruit the
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    teachers that they will and I don't
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    believe that this is going to have much
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    of an effect on the standards across the
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    country at all and even if they did hit
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    the target of 62,000 teachers which I
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    doubt that would still be fewer than one
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    in every five schools given that there's
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    almost 30,000 schools across the country
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    which I will link the article in the
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    description below um she says when
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    defending the controversial decision to
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    impose VAT on private schools the labor
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    government promised that the end would
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    justify the means the money raised would
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    be used to recruit 6 and a half thousand
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    more teachers over the next 5 Years yet
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    with no concrete details on how it would
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    find and retain those teachers this
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    ambition seemed less achievable than
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    ever a new report from National
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    Foundation of Education research has
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    found that the teacher vacancy rate is
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    six times higher than it was in 2010 and
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    that this is having an impact on pupils
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    in 2015 only 10% of secondary pupils
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    were in classes of more than 30 whereas
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    that figure is now 15% she goes on to
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    say the 6 and a half th000 shortfall in
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    teachers is an unrealistically small
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    number to put this in perspective last
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    year the UK recruited 13,000 fewer
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    teachers than required and every year
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    around 40,000 teachers leave the
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    profession in stem subjects the problem
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    is even worse in 2022 the UK only
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    recruited 177% of the required physics
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    teachers meaning we would need 3 and a
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    half thousand more teachers just to
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    cover this subject alone and to make
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    matters worse labor is now apparently
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    diluting this original promise all by
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    the way detracting from the original
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    point of the point was taxing the
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    private schools to pay for these
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    teachers that's now changed labors now
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    changed this originally proposed 6 and a
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    half thousand teachers a year to this
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    will be over the term because according
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    to Bridget philipson this is a rather
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    large number of teachers and yet it's
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    still too low Christina merket rights
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    and effectively meaningless because it
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    is also not clear whether this target
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    will include the extra number of
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    teachers AED in the sector or just new
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    recruits Kama therefore isn't exactly
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    promising more teachers just more than
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    there would otherwise be in other words
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    I agree with Christina it's meaningless
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    this 6 and a half thousand number is
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    meaningless it's put out to convince
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    people and this is what really
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    frustrates me with politics these
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    messages are put out to convince people
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    that this is the right thing to do only
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    then we realize well actually it's not
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    over one year or every year it's over
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    the term and in fact the number's
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    somewhat meaningless anyway because the
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    amount of teachers that they need and
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    the amount of teachers that are leaving
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    the numbers just don't stack up all the
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    while attacking what really should be
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    the pride of Britain the private school
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    sector that we have very high standards
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    in many of those schools we should be
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    supporting that and championing that
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    rather than hammering it with extra fees
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    many of you may not know that it's not
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    just VAT on the school fees but they've
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    also removed the business rates relief
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    for charitable stateus schools meaning
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    they will now pay hundreds of thousands
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    of pounds a year extra just on the
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    buildings that they already use not
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    going to more education not going to
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    working with the rest of the community
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    which this government spokesperson
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    insists that they do even though they
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    are taxing them to hell and many if not
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    most of the very smaller ones are likely
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    to close as a result of this now Bridget
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    philipsson will say well many of them
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    close every year that's true many
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    businesses close every year but that
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    doesn't mean we should just now slap on
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    extra taxes because to hell with them
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    and it doesn't really matter in fact we
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    should be supporting those and doing
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    what we can to help and support those
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    schools because again what many people
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    don't seem to click and realize is that
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    for every single child that is in a
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    private school they are saving the state
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    at least £8,000 a year in taxpayers
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    money which by the way the parents of
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    whom are already contributing to that
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    local state school because they already
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    pay their taxes and so their place is
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    not only already paid for but it is
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    freeing up that money for someone else
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    to use whilst they are paying into the
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    private school sector which is
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    supporting the economy supporting jobs
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    and supporting everything else but of
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    course labor now says that this is the
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    right thing to do but coming back to the
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    point this is now a fairly unprecedented
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    legal challenge which might end in a
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    huge embarrassment for this government
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    if the Court decides that this policy
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    needs to be walked back because I for
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    one can see the court siding with the
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    fact that this is a right to education
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    and that this is interfering probably
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    unlawfully with that right to education
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    and I for one hope that uh this group of
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    claimants succeed and that the court
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    rules that this policy is unlawful but
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    uh just so that you know where the
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    hundreds of thousands of pounds extra
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    are being spent to fight a policy which
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    is already not really going to do in my
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    opinion what they say it's going to do
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    let me know your thoughts and comments
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    in the box below because at the same
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    time it's not just the private schools
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    that are at risk here we are now on the
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    reportedly on the brink of recession as
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    her spending cut are triggering huge job
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    losses and reportedly the biggest job
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    loss in a decade for businesses cutting
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    these jobs cutting uh staff cutting
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    salaries and without new policy action
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    we may well see the office for Budget
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    responsibility revise down their
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    projections of this surplus of almost 10
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    billion by 2029 to a deficit of almost 5
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    billion and according to make UK which
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    is a manufacturing representative body
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    they say that they've hit difficulties
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    now with the employment taxes and
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    business taxes and around half of the
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    companies they represent because
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    obviously they are staff heavy have
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    halted their hiring process and four in
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    10 are set to reduce any planned pay
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    increases so this is not more money in
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    your pocket in fact many people will
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    lose their jobs and they will not get
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    the pay Rises they were expecting so
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    this is damage upon damage and
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    compounding damage to businesses across
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    the country I hate to be the Doom and
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    Gloom guy but let me know what you think
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    in the comments these are things
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    happening across the country real
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    policies and I for one I'm pleased to
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    see that at least one of these has been
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    challenged in court let me know what you
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    think in the comments below please do
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    and as always thank you for watching
الوسوم
  • government
  • private schools
  • tax policies
  • education
  • legal challenge
  • charitable exemption
  • teacher recruitment
  • children's rights
  • special educational needs
  • economic impact