that these hard working people could never afford themselves? It is an outrage. And we are ending it by capping housing benefit. The second evil: injustice. Here's the choice we give our young people today. Choice one: Work hard. Go to college. Get a job. Live at home. Save up for a flat. And as I've just said, that can feel like forever. Or: Don't get a job. Sign on. Don't even need to produce a CV when you do sign on. Get housing benefit. Get a flat. And then don't ever get a job or you'll lose a load of housing benefit. We must be crazy. So this is what we've done. Now you have to have to sign a contract that says: you do your bit and we'll do ours. It requires you to have a real CV and it makes clear: you have to seek work and take work -- or you will lose your benefit. And we're going to look at ending automatic access to housing benefit for people under 25 too. If hard-working young people have to live at home while they work and save, why should it be any different for those who don't? The next evil: bureaucracy. Sign on. Sign here. Come back in a fortnight. Repeat as required. What does this do for the guy who's been out of work for years, playing computer games all day, living out a fantasy because he hates real life? For people like him we're doing