Burnout is an extremely serious matter. As you well know, we're 10,000 personnel short. There's a rule of thumb for deployments. In Latvia, for example, it's one-third deployed, one-third training and one-third resting.
We are not in a combat situation in Latvia, unlike in Afghanistan, where we were in a combat situation. There, the burnout was extremely serious. Latvia is not the same case. Our troops do not have the stress of combat; they have the stress of training, so it's one step removed from that.
Again, given the shortages of personnel, I believe the Canadian Forces and General Eyre have been very conservative about deploying our forces in addition to what we are already doing because he's concerned, I'm sure, about maintaining the credible standing of the forces we have in place.