I take note of a comment that was also made about benefit bashing. Benefit bashing is something that that side of the House likes to talk about. We like to talk about empowering people. But I recall—and this is what brings it home to me—having a heartbreaking conversation with a group of teens who were still at school. They were part of a youth council. I was asking about one or two of them who were missing from previous meetings that we'd had. Their ambition was to go off and get on a benefit so that they didn't have to go to school. Their solution to doing that was to get themselves pregnant. I couldn't believe that this was a deliberate, conscious decision—that they would go out and do that. There is something gravely wrong with a system that does not have ambition for its young people. You take away their ambition and you've taken away their hope. 