I think GPs should be more enlightened than some of them are, I think they should be, as I say, give family’s credit for intelligence. I know not everybody wants to know it, not everybody wants to hear it, but if a family is coming to a GP and saying ‘We are concerned about our relative, there is inappropriate behaviour, this is what is happening. I don’t see that it breaks any medical ethics for the GP to say ‘What are your concerns, explain them to me fully, what do you think is happening’ and then put his own informed input in. And if he’s asked directly ‘Is there any sign of dementia?’ I believe if he thinks there is, he should honestly say ‘Yes I think there is. Because people deal better with what they know than what they don’t know in the end.