I can answer that question.
I teach regularly at the Royal Military College of Canada distance learning program, which is an excellent program, particularly at the undergraduate level. My students tell me—they are often married couples, and they have kids—that their priority is that when one of them is posted, they both be posted to the same location. That's extremely important to them, to the extent that they could both leave the military if they were separated. That's important to them.
To the extent that career managers and the system can move people from one place to another, that makes a big difference. I think it will really be a significant issue if that can be put in force.