This is a statutory duty. Other residential premises include those buildings that are referred to as non-domestic properties. These include, but are not limited to hostels for homeless people, hotels and B&Bs, nursing/care homes, student halls of residence, children's homes, towing caravans on site and other holiday residences. Owing to several factors, such as linked alarm systems, 24-hour waking duties and fire safety legislation, the likelihood of a fire in these types of premises are considered relatively low compared to those in domestic dwellings. However, these premises can present a higher risk of fire related injuries and fatalities due to factors such as reduced mobility among residents, the presence of children, and the potential for higher levels of alcohol consumption among some occupants.