Similar debates are happening around the country when it comes to police station opening hours. Now, police can wait at the police station for people to come to them, or they can go out and they can actually respond to call outs, they can go find bad guys, and that's actually what I think the police should be doing. So where the police have done analysis that shows that they were getting very, very few people walking in during certain hours, and have made the decision to adjust their police station hours accordingly in order to free up extra police resource to get them out on to the beat, I actually think that that is a welcome process that police have been engaged with. And rather than attacking the police for that, I think we should welcome the fact that they are making sure that they are getting the most productivity out of the police staff. But when I talk to police, the last thing they want to be doing is spending unnecessary amounts of time sitting somewhere in an office or in a police station, when they can be out and about doing the job that they are passionate about.