The compulsory deductions of newly liable parents—I speak from a place where I have been a person seeking child support from an ex-partner, or the parent, the father, of my two older children. Then I became a liable parent, paying contributions when my mother had won custody of my children because we'd gone through a harrowing custody experience for 2½ years in court, and then I ended up being the person that paid the liable parent contribution to my mother. But during the time that I was the person who applied for child support, actually, I never received any. So I like the fact that it is compulsory for a newly liable parent, because it eases the stresses when you're going through stressful situations like that. I do take into account that when you start a relationship, you don't think that it's going to end up in court, in front of the judge to make decisions about your children. 