Thank you. That's helpful.
I'd like to follow up on one of your answers. You mentioned, in terms of the reservists, that sometimes you have more people putting their hands up than you need for the particular event.
In a different study, and I'm tying together the two studies.... We've seen recent media reports, too, of a recruitment issue in CAF. Is there any look at or thought about creating some sort of unit specifically to react to natural disasters or emergency situations domestically, as a specific recruitment idea? I think there are a lot of Canadians who might want to put their hand up to join CAF, but some of the potential international commitments might not be feasible. We heard this in a different study on retention and recruitment.
Is this an idea? If you clearly see reservists putting their hands up, there is a huge desire for Canadians to serve domestically in this time. Is there a thought about creating some sort of unit as a recruitment idea, or is there no discussion on that level, based on the style that recruitment is—