I'll ask Madame McFadyen to answer that in a moment.
The one thing I would say is that because we are an office of last resort, just like any ombudsman I know, we will turn to complainants or contacts in a number of cases and say they could perhaps file a grievance, or, in the case of Veterans Affairs, they could file an appeal, if someone has not exhausted the existing mechanisms available to them. That's an important point. So out of the 1,400 complaints we get, a large number of those would simply be pushed back to existing mechanisms, with our telling them that if they're not happy with how these go, then they can come back to us.
In terms of the percentage of cases we dismiss because there is no foundation to them, we could certainly try to provide the committee with information on that—unless you have it, Mary?