He and I would probably agree that we are probably very unlike each other. I believe that the same cultural change is necessary as far as benefit fraud is concerned. I know that the Opposition have complained about the advertising campaign that is currently being run on television, but Governments need to focus on getting people to think about benefit fraud and its consequences, because every penny that is lost in benefit fraud could be better spent elsewhere. If people are convicted of benefit fraud twice within three years, they will lose their benefit. That policy may be tough, but it is necessary to deal with persistent offenders.
People do have choices.
As I have said before, there is no unconditional right to benefit. There are rights and there are responsibilities. I believe that this policy is justified and will build on policies that we have already implemented with regard to the new deal. Member for Havant asked me about the Information Commissioner. I detected that there was a suggestion that I might have said something that might not have represented the whole position.