Yes, at age 60 you're getting it and it is indexed and so on. At 65 you have a clawback because you have the CPP, which you are entitled to.
Thank you for clarifying.
When you're speaking about the transition and the lull for the transition period between your time at National Defence and becoming a veteran when you are 60—today you are a serving member and tomorrow you are a veteran—how do you prepare? It is important to have a transition period in which you are prepared for civilian life. For me personally, the saddest day of my life was when I retired from the army. How do you think you are prepared for a transition? The transition begins when you are a serving member. How do you eventually coordinate this transition, which should be between the two entities, National Defence and Veterans Affairs? Do you have any recommendations on that?