Okay, good.
We heard on Tuesday from some very good and experienced people who indicated that nothing works unless there is adequately trained staff available for case management, outreach, counselling, and so on.
You talk about upgrading employment options and those sorts of things. I wonder if you could characterize the state of Veterans Affairs at the moment, particularly in terms of people who are being trained, the programs that are ongoing to train people to take these kinds of positions, to ensure that people have a transition into civilian life. What is happening at Veterans Affairs with that?
Also, I wonder if you could comment about the importance of having these trained professionals there to ensure that happens. It's easy to have not enough, but it's also important to at least have an idea of where Veterans Affairs is moving in terms of training individuals, whether they be veterans who would qualify for that sort of training, or outsiders. As I say, nothing is going to work unless those people are in place and enough of those people are in place. I wonder if you'd like to comment on that.