All right.
I'm going to go back to my original question about universality of service. Again, we found that it did tend that, as applied in the Department of National Defence, there were people who were not reporting minor injuries because they were afraid that they would get basically tossed because of that. Then the injuries would get worse and worse and they'd be much sicker because they hadn't reported.
With the lack of this in the rangers, do they find that there is any hesitancy among rangers to report illness or injuries? I know it's very difficult to compare rates between them and the military, but did you get any sense talking to the people that there was a hesitancy or anything in the culture that discouraged the reporting of illness or injury?