That's excellent, thank you.
I just wanted to clarify that it's a free service. It's obviously much appreciated by veterans that it's housed within Veterans Affairs Canada. It is one of many services that are provided.
I noted as well that in budget 2025, as was mentioned by a colleague, there are some changes to the reimbursement program regarding the medical cannabis rate. I also noted that there is nearly a $185-million investment over four years in Veterans Affairs Canada to stabilize processing capacity and modernize information technology infrastructure.
Can you speak to the impact of those investments and the service that the Bureau of Pensions Advocates provides?
