The railcard and taking the seats out of the 125 trains helps a great deal.
The new clause seeks to enshrine in legislation the railcards and discount cards that are available to various groups of our fellow citizens.
People are now forced to pay extra for railcards, on the basis that they are travelling across several different operator services.
Even if use is made of a family railcard, the cost is £60 per adult and £15.75 per child.
The document states that, while those railcards are profitable overall, they are not moneyspinners.
For example, there will need to be complex agreements between the franchisees to allow ticketing, discount schemes and railcards.
The new family railcard is the latest example.
The first is a genuine "thank you" to her for helping a constituent of mine who had difficulty obtaining a railcard after some benefit changes.
