PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise to speak in opposition to the Social Security (Subsequent Child Policy Removal) Amendment Bill. The bill proposes to remove the subsequent child policy, also known as the additional dependent child policy, from the Social Security Act. The reason I speak in opposition of this is very similar to my colleague Nicola Grigg, who talks about how it's misplaced kindness. National, of course, believes that the welfare system must be a safety net. We believe that those without a job should get support and incentives to re-enter the workforce, and, of course, we believe that it's absolutely important for parents to have time to develop strong bonds and connection with their children. It would be foolish of any of us to deny that.