Thank you.
Mr. Harlow, talking about the cuts to the bureau of pensions advocates, which represents veterans when they go to the Veterans Review and Appeal Board, you mentioned in your opening remarks that 89% of the time, the veteran ends up with increased benefits or a decision to reject their benefits overturned. That means it's the place where veterans actually get the help they need.
Can you speak to the impact that this is going to have on veterans and their benefits?
