1.In what ways have sociodemographic trends in single parenthood been reflected in the Sole Parent Support (SPS) benefit rate?

A. Sole parent families make up a larger proportion of poor families, so benefit rateshave been set to ensure they live above the poverty threshold

B.A greater proportion of sole parent families are female headed, so obligations as part of the SPS are more orientated towards women

C. Sole parent families more often have multiple children than couple-headed families, so benefit entitlement disregards subsequent children

D. None of the above

I want to choose Abut I not sure.

2.In a successful judicial review case the applicant might 'win the battle but lose the war'. Explain how this can happen?

I not idea for it