I have a point of clarification, Mr. Chair.
The fact is that there is a military ombudsman who actually looks after people while they are serving, and although we have sometimes dual jurisdiction, anything that happens to a soldier before he's actually released is the responsibility of National Defence. Certainly, these questions should go to the ombudsman for the Department of National Defence and the Canadian Forces.
As far as we're concerned for veterans, obviously we're concerned with OSI and PTSD. We have been asking the department to actually come up with a good national strategy on how you actually deal with mental health, and PTSD, and OSI. We certainly monitor that aspect of it.