I agree with all of this but it’s a wee bit more complicated thatn that. Foxtel has to be installed to the building before individual owners decide whether they want the service or not. That’s an expense all owners would bear. After that, it’s up to individuals whether or not they subscribe, meaning there is an expense to owners even if they don’t want the service. And, by the way I think the required change to common property would need a special resolution and if, say, only 20 percent of owners were against it. they would still have to pay for the basic upgrade and installation.