A child support system that is seen as fair will be a system that has a much higher degree of compliance. This is, of course, important because the beneficiaries of this compliance are children. The more penalties that we load on, the less flexible and less accommodating the system is, the more the system is viewed as unfair and inequitable, and the more ability that parents have to hide income, to jimmy income around, and to offset losses to lower their child support payments, the more frustration is felt and, ultimately, the lower the level of compliance. This bill makes some very sensible administrative changes, in line with that discussion document from the last Government, that will increase compliance.