Yes, they did. The position was that the criteria for the veteran to take that particular one of the three categories for the PIA are very hard to obtain. In some cases, it might even be as high as 98% incapacitated with respect to that. That particular designation is extremely hard to come by.
It is appreciated, but by the same token, there are various categories that VAC puts you in with respect to the degree, in their opinion, of your impairment. Whether it be a hearing aid or whether it be loss of limbs, you come up according to their schedule, which is available.