I congratulate the hon. Member for Edmonton on securing this important debate and acknowledge the Department's responsibility to ensure benefits are paid out in a timely manner while combating fraud, which costs taxpayers £6.3 billion annually. The risk review team suspends suspect cases based on specific intelligence of potential fraud, impacting less than 4% of universal credit claims since May 2020. Cases are suspended as a last resort after an initial assessment that a person would not be entitled to the benefit they claimed, and nationality is not a factor in this process. The team engages with individuals to gather necessary documentation and lifts suspensions immediately upon confirming entitlement. Despite efforts, approximately 65% of suspected fraud cases do not contact the department for further information after suspension notices are issued. The minister highlighted that local welfare provision includes £500 million provided through the household support fund for essential costs such as heating and food bills. He also mentioned a total investment of £613 million over three years to combat fraud, including recruitment of 2,000 trained specialists.