I note that the bill is narrow in scope, focusing only on the subsequent child policy itself. This will return clients with a subsequent child to the status quo of the usual work and work preparation obligations framework, rather than treating them differently based on their child being considered to be a subsequent child. As of 30 April 2021, approximately 11,400 clients are impacted by the policy. We are continuing our work to review wider obligations and sanctions in the welfare system, including the usual work and work preparation obligations framework, as part of the medium-term welfare overhaul work programme.