There is a disparity that this bill is addressing, as well, in terms of what's currently called Christmas and birthday allowances to caregivers receiving the orphans benefit or the unsupported child's benefit. Caregivers receiving the orphans benefit or the unsupported child's benefit do not receive the birthday and Christmas allowances that the relevant caregivers are receiving—the other benefit. This means that the caregivers receiving it pay for these costs out of their own pocket, or, if they're unable to, the children in their care go without. This disparity in payments contributes to children missing out on assistance that is otherwise available to caregivers who are in State care.