Mr. Chair, that's a great question.
I can say that some people probably do take six months. It depends upon their personal circumstance, on their medical situation, on whether they're from out of country. We have to take all of those factors into consideration as we look towards the processing of their file.
What we're looking at right now, and I covered a couple of these points already, is streamlining the process down to 60 to 90 days. To us, that is a fine balance between accepting risk and being risk averse. What this will do is ensure that we will bring the interested people into the armouries, number one, but it will ensure that we have a way to know that we have the medically fit people, because we need folks who are medically fit, able to be employed and deployed, and able to get security clearances.
To repeat, a couple of the things we're doing include the conditional enrolment and moving the medical exams out into the provincial sector through personal doctors. These are going to speed up the process, without a doubt. We're also reviewing the entire process for intake, for recruiting. We're looking at streamlining it as much as possible. We feel that our objective of 60 to 90 days is the target we want to achieve, and we're confident we're going to achieve it.