To go away from this direct subject a little, but in relation to it, one incredible program that exists in my community and many others is of course the cadets program. Oftentimes, it teaches young people such incredible leadership and also the value of public service and the roles within the armed forces at all the different stages and in all the different branches. It can often lead to those young people giving of themselves in so many ways throughout their lives, whether that's in the reserves, the actual armed forces or different areas of public service.
Certainly, it's a program that's provided free—or has been in the past—and it's barrier-free in that regard. Recently, there have been changes to the cadet program, and now it actually costs the students money—those young people and their parents—to participate. Do you believe that ultimately this is a potential problem when we're talking about recruitment, when we're talking about starting that service early and seeing the value leading into reserves? Also, if we're going into crisis after crisis and relying upon the armed forces for civil aid, do you see that as a link and potential remedy to that?