Child Poverty Bill
12:00 pm

John Barrett (Edinburgh West, Liberal Democrat)
In any other walk of life, eradication would mean the end of something, but the word has a different meaning in relation to the Bill. Are you happy with the use of eradication when it is clearly not eradication? Moreover, are you happy with the assessment used in the Bill as a description of eradication? Every time I use eradication it means something different from what we are going to be discussing here today. Is there a problem for those outside the loop in understanding exactly what the Bill means?
