I want to go back to that piece of evidence that came from the 2011 Welfare Working Group that said that children raised in long-term benefit-dependent families are likely to suffer adverse health effects, poorer educational achievements, and reduced aspirations. To those on the other side of the House that think that that is a wonderful thing to do to those children, I would say: take a very long, hard look at what you are proposing for them long term. I can see no better reason to oppose this policy change in this bill than the children of those long-term beneficiaries. 