SIMEON BROWN: Well, it does have something to say about this bill, because this Government talks a big game. This Minister got up and talked about the great sympathy—the great sympathy—that apparently you've all got towards all these families who are working hard and trying to balance their budgets—the great respect for people sitting at home right now trying to balance their budgets. They'll be sitting at home having their dinner time meal, just about to put the kids to bed, and they'll be thinking about the fact that this Government does nothing to help them balance their budgets—does nothing. All we get are some words about respect and sympathy. When I hear interjections from the other side of the House about "What's this got to do with the bill?", well, people at home will be asking the question of what's this Government got for them—what's this Government doing for them? And here we are, debating a piece of legislation which makes a small change here to the minimum family tax credit.