The committee has recommended a number of amendments to the bill, and I'll briefly describe the main amendments as they relate to each proposal. The first proposal in the bill extends eligibility for the orphans benefit and the unsupported child's benefit to caregivers who may provide care for less than 12 months. This will ensure that caregivers can access financial support where the care arrangement is short term or for an unknown period of time. To ensure that caregivers will be eligible for these benefits, the committee recommended including a new definition of "principal temporary caregiver" to be eligible for the orphans benefit and the unsupported child's benefit. The committee also recommended consequential amendments to the Social Security Act 2018 and the Social Security Regulations 2018. These amendments extend eligibility for the child disability allowance, the childcare assistance, and the temporary additional support in respect of the child to a temporary orphans benefit (OB) or unsupported child's benefit (UCB) caregiver who is caring for a child for less than 12 months. These amendments will ensure that all caregivers in receipt of the orphans benefit or the unsupported child's benefit will have the same access to these forms of supplementary assistance. 