Sure. I may have mentioned earlier that terms of reference per se were not given out, and there's no reason why they would have been, but what was put out was sort of the diagnostic of what the problems were. Mr. Stoffer and others have referred to complex eligibility. The point is taken. It's very complex, and after 60 years of adding eligibility with all kinds of conditions on it, it gets very hard to navigate. There is a lack of integration and absence of health promotion. Even as people age, exercise, in particular, of any form makes a lot of difference. Promoting a simple activity like that is one of the sorts of problems to solve with a health review.
Ken, maybe you can correct me here, but I don't recall that the minister put a timetable on it. However, obviously because its main target was older veterans, I don't think it was going to be done at a leisurely pace. I can tell you that the review is still ongoing.