Grooming is no joke. As a prosecutor and as a lawyer in the old days before I got this job a year ago, the reality of grooming of children for abuse is something that I had to deal with on a reasonably regular basis and it is very, very hard to recognise for the child concerned because it hits all those bases. It seems like friendship, it seems like affection, and it crosses those boundaries so carefully, and it is so blooming effective. Once it sets in, once the kid realises what's really going on, the shame and the pain that it brings to them is so difficult to treat. This is just another medium whereby the unfortunate predators that we do have in our society can target our kids—kids who unfortunately are smarter than their parents when it comes to the Minecraft and all those other things—there's something called Reddit, I understand, as well. They are smarter than us, they are better at these things than us, but we cannot as adults forget that, inside, they're still the little wee people that we actually do understand as much as we do not understand the internet.