Child Poverty Bill

I thank the Minister for that explanation, but perhaps I may spend a little more time exploring the word "unwilling" in all its manifestations. I am conscious that in this area there are some deeply entrenched differences of approach on how to tackle poverty as a whole. Let me draw a hypothetical example. If we had a Government who were staunchly focused on dealing with the causes of poverty within their strategy, and if one or more commission members believed that the solution lay purely in income transfers, and if there was no support within the commission for the Government’s strategy, despite direction by the Secretary of State, under the Minister’s interpretation, would that constitute unwillingness? If so, could that unwillingness be dealt with by removal from office under the clause?