London: (RightNow) UK’s newly elected Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced the cancellation of the proposed digital ID plan for adult citizens. This decision follows public opposition and a signature campaign.

According to government sources, funds allocated for the digital ID project will now be used to reduce inflation and support public welfare initiatives. Andy Burnham made this decision considering public expectations.

Andy Burnham is set to take the oath as the Prime Minister of the UK on Monday. He also supports increasing oil and gas drilling activities in the North Sea, stating it is essential for the national economy.

This decision is significant for the UK public as a large signature campaign was conducted against the digital ID plan. Burnham has taken this step respecting public opinion.

It is noteworthy that Andy Burnham’s economic and energy policies have been criticized as unrealistic by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch. She has criticized Burnham’s strategy.