I'm sorry, Chair; I always say that's the last one, but then the witness says something.
I just want to be clear. The very last thing you said was “in light of the Manuge decision”. I guess that's what I'm trying to determine here: what guides government policy when deciding when an offset or a clawback is inappropriate and when it's not. It wasn't a legal obligation, as you've said, but the decision guided the department.
What I'm trying to understand is also what other programs in the future or in the past we'll be looking at to get some clue, for the veterans we speak to, as to what will be available and not offset or not clawed back anymore.