Certainly.
That sent a very strong signal to the colleagues. When we're at National Defence, we do have a family feeling. We do feel that we have a tight-knit group as we work with each other. Whether we are contractor [Technical difficulty—Editor] or military members, we are all on the same team and working together.
It was very obvious when we were seeing that one group was treated so very poorly as opposed to the others. That was hard on everybody, not just the contractors. It was hard on those employees because people didn't want to get into a position where they would be calling out the contractors and telling them that they shouldn't be there. They didn't want to be putting in complaints, but their failure to do so was risking their own health.