It's a big part of the tertiary experience for many young men and women in this country, most often in the first year, having left home, sometimes going to another city, sometimes actually just going down the road in the same city to have the experience of living in a hostel and the wonderful social times involved in that. And most of the time it goes very well, and great memories are formed, lifetime friendships are formed, and people go on to study and to live happy and healthy lives. And the less that the parents know about the details of what goes on in these particular student accommodations the better. I know myself, having the prospect of some of my children heading off in this direction in the next little while, I'm not sure that I necessarily want to know exactly what happens. But I'm confident—