The Royal Canadian Legion does a lot fewer cases, as you know. In many of those cases, we actually co-represent with them. We both provide support to that particular veteran.
Generally, the kind of representation they do before the board is quite similar to what we do. What they do that we don't do is more strategic advocacy on bigger issues, almost like—I don't want to call it lobbying. They actively lobby on behalf of veterans, whereas we are restricted to representing veterans before the Veterans Review and Appeal Board. There is that difference in responsibilities between the two organizations.