Absolutely.
It's the concept of universality of service. We expect that all our members will be able to deploy and go on operations when we tell them to, and oftentimes on very short notice. It is our mandate to have folks who can do it.
Whenever we have individuals who present themselves with a medical situation that would make them very vulnerable and when it comes their being able to deploy, then at that point, we have to be conscious of what that would mean in terms of their ability to conduct the mission, but also what it would mean in terms of who would have to look after them if they became incapacitated.