That is a very good question.
Our health system is definitely organized around urgent care. A good report published by Health Canada 40 years ago now said that we have to make a greater investment into prevention and health promotion. Some provinces have done that. At times, the federal government has done it as well. The Mental Health Strategy that the Canadian Forces have just published is a timely step in that direction.
In terms of family support, other witnesses have said that families help veterans to get back on their feet, but they do not have the same access to services as a soldier or a veteran. So we must make sure that families and close friends have access to some services. I do not have statistics on the way programs and services can be organized so that soldiers or veterans can get back on their feet with the help of their close friends and family. At the moment, this is a shortcoming that your study might identify. I could quantify it in due course, but, at the moment, we do not have the necessary statistics.
