The decision means there is a risk of slowing down the delivery of benefits for those in need
In taking these decisions, the department said it would be £10m over budget, understood to be a calculated risk which is expected to be managed throughout the year.
Discretionary support, which provides emergency financial support for people in crisis situation, will receive £20m funding.
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