That's interesting for those folks, because they tend not to have resources nearby as it is. Then I'm thinking, after many years of service and the type of wear and tear that happens on the body and the psyche, if they're not able to get what we would call normal service and now there's a specialized concern because of their advancing age, weariness and so on, are there ways to get them those services?
By the way, the report is excellent. I'm asking some of these esoteric questions because we can take right out of these words that you've written angles for us to come up with recommendations.
I wonder as well about the other aspects of their lives as veterans in the Far North, the rangers themselves. Have you been able to conjure up a way that services could be delivered more meaningfully? I know it's resources, but are there mobile units? What could we do for them?