So the solution to them not paying would be to make it impossible to pay anything?
No. The solution to then not paying is to make it clear the option of choosing not to pay is no longer there.
That's a modern equivalent of a debtors' prison where people were imprisoned for debt and couldn't be released unless they paid off the debt, but had no means by which to earn money to pay the debt. A Catch-22 paradox.
It's nothing like that at all. Men who choose not to pay - and the vast majority of non payers are choosing not to pay - end up paying when they realise that there are consequences in not doing so.
In all of the cases I worked on at CMS once the non-payers realised they were dealing with a case worker who wasn't going to just send endless letters containing threats started to pay.
The consequence of removing the ability to pass pre-employment checks, to be automatically excluded or at least always discounted upon application from a huge number of roles, to be unable to open bank accounts, accept deliveries, prove name, prove a right to receive medical treatment other than emergencies, no proof of right to work, make it damn near impossible to get a phone, somewhere to live or in many places (as per the regular threads about how it's impossible to work/live without a car outside London and that it's a fundamental part of adulting to drive) get to work would fundamentally be a punitive punishment of destitution for leaving the woman - or of being left - without paying substantial ongoing compensatory damages for the hurt to feelings.
Removing a driving license wouldn't automatically do any of those things - millions of people who cannot drive manage fine.
However, what you seem to be ignoring is that there are many steps that CMS can take. So for Billy-Bob the taxi driver the solution may be a charge on his house, or a one off payment out of his savings account. For Dave who'd have the hassle of having to get the bus to work and it take an hour rather than a 10 min drive the driving license threat would be a useful one.
It never goes to steps like that quickly. These are tools used on people who ignore multiple steps - literally years of dodging paying.
It's not about the children when the proposed penalty would make it impossible for many to pay anything. It's not about the children when the proposed penalty would make it impossible for the NRP to have a home where the children would maintain contact with their other parent. It's not about the children when it's all about destroying the ex at all costs - it's about scorched earth vengeance for being the person the RP decided to reproduce with and is angrily regretting their choice.
Nonsense. It's about making the people who choose not to pay realise that society will no longer accept that as a viable choice to make.
The scorched earth vengeance bollocks is just misogynistic crap - and that line of thinking is why we're in the position we're in now where swathes of men, supported by society and politicians, think paying CM is optional