Question: From the Guardian article [Labour reshuffle a ‘move towards the voters’, says Wes Streeting](https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2021/nov/30/keir-starmers-labour-reshuffle-a-move-towards-the-voters):

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> Starmer's office is keen to cut back the number of political advisers on Labour's payroll significantly, with several shadow ministers being asked to *share or manage without.*
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Up to now, senior Opposition politicians have each had their own political adviser. This is expensive. Some shadow ministers are being asked to EITHER share political advisers with other shadow ministers instead of having one assigned exclusively, OR manage without a political adviser altogether
It means several shadow ministers would have to share or manage without political advisers.