this comes from the government cutting the maximum mistakes on fixed betting, those machines and william hillandose machines and william hill and the other betting shops on the high streets, they have been suggested that they can be addictive and they do bring other social problems with them. there is outside, they are cutting jobs, this could lead to big job losses in the high street which is part of this changing face of the high street, we have retailers who also cutting jobs, closing stores, we've also got the betting shops closing stores as well. this is really bringing on big changes. on the flip side of it, is that if someone is gambling in a shop, at least you have staff there who can keep an eye on them and they can spot problem behaviour. some people are saying that actually, this just drives people to online gambling where it is far easier for people to spend a lot of money without anyone picking up on it until it becomes a serious issue. that is a very good point. there are people that could be identified prior but if it is driven underground, online if you like, then it's not going