We just completed a health study, and there were lots of conversations about the lack of data within that. This idea comes to me that it's all linked. If we don't collect the data within either procurement or health matters, if we don't track.... There's a true lack of understanding of what each job within the military needs, what they do, how their body reacts, whether it's from a health response or how they deal with it from a mental health sort of response. There's no tracking of that in terms of surveillance systems, what have you.
We talk about women, for example, needing specific kit and not getting the special fitting correct. Can you talk about that? It seems to me that that data, and that lack of data, is the same in terms of whether we understand what a person has to go through in their daily duties, whether they're sitting at a desk and they're support, or they're on the front lines. Is that the same in terms of what needs to be streamlined for procurement as well? Can you expand on that?