In British families, there is absolutely no reason to spoil children, and children who make mistakes will be corrected or even punished. Parents often exercise strict control over their children on the premise of respecting their children's independent personality, in order to let their children understand that their behavior is not boundless and cannot do whatever they want. British law clearly allows parents to punish their children.
Which of the following options is not understood correctly according to the above definition?
British law has provisions for the discipline of children