I will turn to the issue of Agent Orange at Gagetown. I know that the military did extensive studies but we've had some new eyewitness testimony about, perhaps, other sites where Agent Orange may have been buried on the base. Given that we know it causes cancer and given that we know we've had many serious problems as a result of the handling of Agent Orange at Gagetown, is there any reason why you wouldn't take seriously these new reports and investigate them? The costs of further cases of Agent Orange are huge, so a very small investment would allow you to look into this new testimony about, perhaps, other sites where Agent Orange was buried.
Is there any reason why you're not going to do this?