In 2003, temporary disability benefits and family and maternity payments made up more than 80% of all spending on non-pension related social cash transfers. In 2007, this was about one/third. By then, other non-pension related cash transfers (including the cashed out service payments) accounted for over 60% of spending (Figure 3.A 1.1). The RLMS is a panel data set for the 1994-2009 period and can be used for this purpose provided estimation techniques address the high attrition rates (Box 3.1).