I just said often nothing is done about parental alienation and emotional abuse by the RP. If you want NRPS to be pulled up on being shit or neglectful if you want to call it that (And they should be) then you have to pull up RP's on being shit too.
Sure. But people who don't pay, and it's a clearcut situation. Allegations of alienation, and it's anything but. Some children will be coached, and that's a heartbreaking form of abuse. Some kids won't want to see the NRP because they're an asshole. And how do CAFCASS know for sure which is which?
The presumption is very much that contact is in the interests of the child, but the miserable reality is that there is very, very little you can do to intervene if a RP does this, without harming the child. You can't fine. You can't imprison. You can't do anything except flip primary residence, which isn't even what the NRP necessarily wants, and will also harm the child, especially when they have been coached to hate and mistrust that parent (never mind the horrible risk that they haven't been, or even that they have, but with reason). It's a hellish mess of a situation, because usually both sides are to blame when things get that bad. Clearcut cases of one baddie are rarer.
When someone doesn't pay, it's very, very clear who is at fault. So it's a false comparison. Absolutely false. Not to mention that NRP can also engage in alienation and emotional abuse.
The money is, and should be, a completely separate issue. So yes, your points are devoid of logic. The money is the child's. Theirs. Not the NRP or the NP's to give or refuse.