Again, I go back to just the aspect of the “benefit of the doubt”. It's nice to say that, but I'll send you the hearing loss ones and the asbestos ones that I have for you to review. In my own case...and I'll correct myself if I'm wrong, but I don't see the benefit of the doubt being applied. I always see, “There's no link that shows you suffered a hearing loss, so you're denied.” That's what I'm seeing on my desk from these hearing concerns. I write them back and they say, “What about the benefit of the doubt?” That's fine, but unless there's a link to prove that their hearing loss was caused by those guns going off on the ships, we can't prove it. So there is my problem.
