Certainly, Mr. Chair. Thanks for the question.
That's why directions are given for the reservists to train in what I refer to as foundation training, force protection, so they know they need to master how to be a soldier, first and foremost, to be able to protect themselves and then to protect their counterparts or the population, the people they have to protect. They also need to train to a level of training where you start to bring the team together, which we refer to as level 3 platoon level, to participate in a company level. Those two terms mean between level 30% to 40% to participate within a company level of about 100 to 120 people.
My belief is that if they do this training properly, they will be able to meet the generic threat. Once we know a bit more about where they are going to deploy, to be employed, this is where we will add a portion of training that is specific to the mission.
Now your question will probably be, what do you do if they have to react to floods or fires or things like that. This is where we are doing specific training for them, the territorial battalion group, which has a specific role to focus on domestic operations. This is how we train them, but not every reserve unit has that particular training.