If you look at our mandate as described—you can look it up on our website—60% of our program and funding is targeted toward mental health issues. That is going to be the greatest need going forward. Obviously once you know the scope of the physical wounds, there are the things that take place there. They are pretty well...you can categorize them and you can look at them. But obviously all the issues falling out from any mental health issues....
We are proud that we are the one organization in Canada that has a particular focus on primary reserves. That shouldn't surprise you, since I am one. I know the very real challenges of the soldiers who come in my door, even just getting to a clinic.
My regiment is in Toronto, so there is a clinic there. But guess what? It's open from eight o'clock to three o'clock. The regular force guys come in and out, and the class B guys come in and out. The guy who's on the job, oh boy, he's having a hard time. Never mind if you're in Flin Flon, Manitoba or you're with the Regina Rifles or whatever unit, or you're up in Thunder Bay—it's getting to the service.