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The point about flexibility is important, as is the point about behaviours and the kind of citizen we want to have in our country, which is not just about educational qualifications.
It would be unfair to single out specific sectors for an extra tax while leaving others untaxed, because—as Fiona Campbell said—that would distort behaviour and make certain behaviours worse, such as use of camper vans and wild camping, which have extremely negative impacts in rural areas.
Was it a spur of the moment decision, or was it learned behaviour? What was it? It is critical that a child has access to psychology services, but there is not enough of that provision across our prison estate.
Parole officers must have the ability to react to behaviour and information on a case as it presents itself, and they must not be tied to something that was decided beforehand.
That could be seen in the way that he presented information with the full intention behind what was being asked. There is a behavioural science argument behind that, which came out of SciBeh.