So once a liable parent has been assessed, and the money is being removed from them compulsorily, typically through the PAYE system, it's then paid by the liable parent to Inland Revenue, who then distributes that money to the recipient, to the receiving carer. I think that's where the very big gap is between your understanding of what this section allows for and what I understand it to mean. Because you're absolutely correct that if a receiving carer, if their circumstances change and it turns out that they're not entitled to receive what they previously were, and there's a decreased amount of child support payable to them—that's understandable. But this clause says nothing about the fact that the liable parent must continue to pay at the amount they were previously paying. All it says is that the liable parent, if they are required to pay more, must pay more. The receiving carer will receive less, but it doesn't say anything. In fact, it's absolutely silent on what I understand the process to be, that the liable parent continues to have the money taken from them and paid to Inland Revenue, but that Inland Revenue does not, in fact, have to pay it out to the receiving carer if it turns out the receiving carer is not entitled to it.