I will certainly ask the Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work to look into that detailed issue on SSP.

What is different from the regime we had earlier in the year is that then the strong message was very much for people to stay at home and

My noble Friend Baroness Stedman-Scott is the Minister responsible for the Child Maintenance Service.

That policy is still under review. Clearly, this is a matter of discussion, because the regulations do come to an end.

Tax matters are a matter for the Chancellor.

My hon. Friend is absolutely correct, and I praise him for raising this issue on behalf of the many people he represents.

The £500 self-isolation payment administered by local councils was devised to achieve compliance with public health guidance.

There are multiple questions there. My right hon.

One element of the kickstart scheme, a £2 billion investment in the future of our young people, is designed to help people to get on the

On what happened with legacy benefits and universal credit, I think the rationale was set out clearly at the time; in particular, it was