VariableScope problem with sequence containers (SSIS 2012)

Hi,
a co-worker of mine experienced a problem with variable scopes in SSIS 2012 when copying a sequence container.
This is what he tried to do:
Create a sequence container with a data flow task and a script component
Add variable "a" with scope set to the sequence container
Add "a" to ReadOnlyVariables in the script component and assign it to a variable within PreExecute() in the script
Copy the sequence container (with DFT and SC)
Rename (or remove and add new - doesn't matter) variable "b" with scope set to the new sequence container
Change variable in ReadOnlyVariables of copied SC to "b", change it in the script as well
Now when executing the package, one of the sequence containers will always fail. Interestingly enough, it is not always the same but switches seemingly randomly. It doesn't matter if the script is written in C# or VB.
The following error is thrown:
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC0010009
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.Wrapper.IDTSVariables100.get_Item(Object Index)
   at SC_f8fa68ce667a42d2b4b154c26831db5f.Variables.get_VarForCopySeqC()
   at SC_f8fa68ce667a42d2b4b154c26831db5f.ScriptMain.PreExecute()
   at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.ScriptComponentHost.PreExecute()
In this case, VarForCopySeqC is the variable used in the copied sequence container, but the failing one is the original sequence container.
Does anyone have an idea how to resolve this? Thanks in advance for anyone helping us out here!
Regards,
Thorsten H.

If the variable is scoped to the Sequence Container then you could leave it as is in the new Sequence Container too. Why rename it to "b" ?
Granular scoping makes the package debugging and maintenance a lot more difficult because you have to bring the component in focus to see its scoped variables. It is easier to have package-scoped variables IMHO.
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