At the end of the day, a family will be worse off on a benefit than they are in a household that is working for that child's benefit, for the family's benefit, and for their future prospects, and if there is anyone watching this debate who says "Oh, this is an opportunity to bash beneficiaries.", it is not—it is not. I've been there. Don't grin at me from the other side. It is bloody hard to pick yourself up with a young baby and get back into work. It is incredibly difficult, but the opportunities afforded from the families who work through that, the opportunities for them and their children are far greater. 