I want to also speak to the idea of work seminars and these work obligations that we place on people, because the reality, having worked at the front lines, is that they're simply not fit for purpose. People on the ground have told me that they feel pressure to take up any job, no matter how unsuitable, out of fear of losing their benefit. Caregivers often are forced into work that provides irregular hours and often is far away from home. Caregivers tell us that they have to then fork out money for childcare, which results in their sometimes being worse off than when they were on a benefit. Work-test obligations simply make no sense when caregiving is, again, a full-time gig that should be treated as such. 