There are couple of things that I think can be very helpful there.
First of all, we understand that, when someone is coming in for basic training and we're training them how to march and to shoot, putting a uniform on them and deploying them into some pretty basic functions, they don't need the highest secret security clearance. That can come later on in the process.
Additionally, we recognize the implementation of a probationary period because one of the challenges.... We don't want to onboard somebody who might represent a risk, but if we are able to determine the level of risk before we deploy them into a sensitive area, it just makes more sense to do it in a more efficient and timely way.
One thing I want to assure Canadians—and you—is that we're not going to compromise our standards for members of the Canadian Armed Forces. We're just going to apply those standards far more efficiently so that we can onboard people who want to serve as quickly and efficiently as possible.