We heard this once before. Mr. Griffis was here. He has 22 years' experience with the judiciary. He was representing a veterans organization. He said that he had a letter from Mr. Larlee last September, which you referred to here, saying that the board had the right to seek medical advice.
My question is the same. When the board exercises that right, is the medical advice given to the veteran and the veteran's representative, and do they have a chance to test it, to cross-examine on it, and to make submissions in relation to it?