But when we step back and look at the question of student accommodation, the thing that probably wasn't a focus of this inquiry, but may well have been, is the more fundamental issue of affordability, because that is a big element of it. There's no question that student accommodation generally, whether they are provided by the institutions themselves or elsewhere, is relatively expensive. Of course, particularly in the university setting, where it might only be 30 weeks a year or less where people are needing to be accommodated, that does create its own sort of difficulties from an organisational point of view, and then there are the wider expectations of being fed and looked after. So it's an expensive proposition, and many families struggle with that cost, and many students, of course, are very mindful of taking on student debt. So we all have an interest in ensuring that the sector is as efficient as possible.