WILLOW-JEAN PRIME (Labour): Madam Speaker, thank you for the opportunity to speak briefly on this bill tonight. It does appear—I've listened to all the speeches in this debate—that they are actually debating the scheme itself but not actually what this bill is addressing, which is that the income relief payment is to be treated as income so that, when assessing the other types of support that you might be able to get from our welfare system—accommodation supplements, for example—they are actually assessing what people's actual incomes and financial status is. That's what the purpose of this bill is.