It's a very difficult question, and I know it's one that has been discussed at this committee previously. If special forces members who are serving in the forces are injured, they're given six months during which the allowances continue. At the end of six months, the determination is made whether they can return to that function or not, but it is an allowance for serving special forces members.
If in seven months they can go back to work, they go back to their position and they get the allowance. If they can't return to work after six months, what's critical is that we provide rehabilitation services, medical care, mental health care for the employee so that we can return them to work.
The allowance, though, is for those who are deployed in the field, conducting the work of special forces. Unfortunately—