Which of the following benefits is NOT replaced by Universal Credit?

Universal Credit is designed to streamline various social security benefits into a single payment. It replaces several existing benefits, including income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), housing benefit, and child tax credit, consolidating them into one monthly payment to simplify the welfare system and encourage people to work.

The Employment Training Allowance is distinct as it is not a standard benefit that is replaced by Universal Credit. Instead, it is more focused on supporting individuals who are undergoing training and may not fall within the same framework as the benefits that Universal Credit encompasses. Therefore, it remains available separately from the Universal Credit system, which is why this benefit is the correct choice as it is not replaced by Universal Credit.