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In het stelsel van sociale zekerheid moeten verantwoordelijkheden op alle niveaus van beleid en uitvoering zodanig zijn vormgegeven dat afwenteling van uitkeringslasten wordt tegengegaan. Hiertoe moet het stelsel worden vereenvoudigd. De verantwoordelijkheid op ieder niveau en voor iedere betrokkene moet worden vertaald in een zodanig existentieel belang dat afschuiven onaantrekkelijk wordt. 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