Yeah, it does clarify those that would struggle to pay it will not have to pay it. It's just remaining ageist in the fact that only struggling over-75s get the help and no one else.
But, honestly, I don't understand all the fretting about it anymore.
Because, times have changed and it's quite easy to not pay the licence and get on with just watching your streaming services, boxes etc that you legally do not require a licence for.
Is watching something with 3 or 4 ad breaks that enticing that you couldn't just watch it on catch up at a more convenient time?
Except BBC iPlayer of course, but you don't watch BBC so you won't miss it.
