25 The final question to be determined in terms of the Senior Commissioner's criteria is whether this brothel is in a location where it is likely to offend residents who might live in its vicinity or pass by it from time to time. In this context it is important to note that brothels are a legal land use and that moral aspects of such land use are not in issue. It is clear from the residents' objections that some are offended by this brothel and are especially concerned as to the impacts that it might have on children and adolescents. As Mr Grech noted, this brothel is not located in the immediate vicinity of any schools, churches or the like. However, a number of children and adolescents, and indeed adults, pass by the premises en route to schools, shops, et cetera. The premises will display no external indications of the activities, which will occur within, and unless told, passers-by would be none the wiser. Indeed, reiterating what I have already said, I expect that brothel patrons will not behave in a manner unlike other passers-by. I certainly heard no evidence to suggest that passers-by would be at risk. In the circumstances I do not accept that the extent of any offence that could be generated by this proposal would be such as to warrant refusal.