Thank you for that.
Now we are also advised, through an access to information request, that your director of mental health, Colonel Scott McLeod, a year ago begged for what he considered to be crucial expertise to assist with PTSD, both prevention and treatment, and that's a uniformed licensed psychologist. There has been no response and not a single uniformed licensed psychologist has been hired by the armed forces.
I have to ask: do you consider it more important to commemorate, for example, the War of 1812, than to hire licensed psychologists who are, by your own mental health director, so badly needed? Is that a greater priority for you?