Finally, the "multiple housing problems" indicator is defined as living in a dwelling that suffers from at least one of the following: a leaking roof, damp roof/walls/foundation, rot in window frames or floor, there is not enough day light coming through the windows. The "water and sanitation" and "multiple housing problems" indicators each comprise several survey items because these items fit together conceptually and the deprivation rates based on each item in isolation would be very low. Severe material deprivation is defined as lacking four out of the above nine items. Information on these items is collected in every annual round of the EU-SILC, which allows monitoring the level of household material deprivation in the EU. The European Commission Recommendation "Investing in Children: Breaking the Cycle of Disadvantage" adopted on 20 February 2013, lists child deprivation as one of the items in its monitoring framework, but specifies that its definition is "under discussion".