In fact, no. It is an inference on my part, because we have not treated people who were redeployed subsequently and had problems again. This is something that can be inferred from the studies—when you see, for example, that someone who had been suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder for six years was deployed in the last four years. So, one can obviously infer from that that this individual was deployed even though he or she had symptoms. We can see that from the data base we have, particularly the Statistics Canada one. We can see that if, on average, individuals that have been suffering from PTSD for eight years went on a mission twice in that eight-year period, there are most definitely some among them who were deployed in spite of their mental health problems. But that is an inference. I have not actually seen people that it happened to.
