Welfare Reform Bill

I am obviously disappointed that the Minister cannot agree with me completely at the outset. I look forward to meeting him before Report, when we may consider the question of evaluation, and so on, to see whether we can come up with a different amendment that the Government can agree to at Report. It could quite simply be included in the Bill to ensure that contracts say what they mean. I thank all noble Lords, even the noble Lord, Lord Skelmersdale, for their support for the amendments. As I said at the outset, many major charitable organisations representing all manner of disabilities are keen to have some form of evaluation in the Bill. I will be seeking their thoughts when they have had a chance to read the Minister's response. I, too, will enjoy reading the Minister's response, because I have a rather hidden disability: I suffer from tinnitus. Therefore, on these occasions, I have two boiling kettles in each ear, so it is rather difficult to hear what everyone is saying, but thank you all the same. I beg leave to withdraw the amendment. Amendment 15 withdrawn. Sitting suspended.