Column 2 weekend in southern Ireland, I can point to the example that in this country policies of individual restaurants in relation to children, for example, may not be as friendly as they might be. However, we believe that the Government's policies overall are aimed at supporting families. A wide range of policies will advance those aims. My Lords, it would be hard to give a blanket answer. My noble friend's Question related more to social policies.
Individual countries have different forms of assessing child poverty.
I can write giving the noble Baroness a list of those countries where we would say that children live in poverty. One of the Government's aims is to reduce the number of children living in poverty. That is why we are pleased to be able to say that by next year in this country 1.2 million children out of 3 million who were assessed to be living in poverty will no longer be doing so. For some of us that might be more appropriate. My Lords, I should be happy to join in that if it were to be arranged.