The noble Lord has just read my mind. Doing so might be helpful because I think that we are now talking at cross purposes. An exemption relates to a provider, which is why I could not give the noble Baroness an assurance, because I do not know what providers might struggle because of rent reductions, whereas an exception relates to a sector, such as one that might provide for domestic refuges. Therefore an exemption is quite different from an exception, and I think we might have been talking a bit at cross purposes. I almost lost my train of thought there. However, I hope that with those reassurances, the noble Lord will feel—
Welfare Reform and Work Bill
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Baroness Williams of Trafford
(Conservative)
in the House of Lords on Tuesday, 12 January 2016.
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Debate on bills on Welfare Reform and Work Bill.
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