Mr. Chair, the latest data that we have is 18,000. Out of those 18,550, there are about 1,200 who are not ready, so they're not showing up, and about 4,000 are still training. They are doing their basic training, so they still need to be funded. The number of 13,000—actually it's more than that—it is 13,000 plus another 4,000 who are being trained.
The money that does not exactly cover all the people who are training is put back into operations and maintenance, not only toward the reserve but toward the operation of the army. Except for this particular fiscal year that we have just been through, all of the money that was committed to the reserve went back to the reserve, and why is that? It is due to the refinement of our funding model that we have been working on over the last year and a half.