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Centrelink plan to tackle overpayments saves $37 million a year".

"It's all a lie," the senator told 7.30.

"The Treasurer was always clear that the plan to reduce overpayments would be aimed squarely at this.

"He said the plan would be rolled out in 2014 and the Government was already going through that process.

"The Government has already put the plan together with Labor so that they can ensure people are getting paid for work that's being done by the Labor Government."

Topics: government-and-politics, federal-government, tax, debt-and-credit, australia

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