Were you concerned when the closures were announced of the nine Veterans Affairs offices—I think the one in Thunder Bay will be closed in February—in that they were part of that front-line service, that face-to-face, personal contact that people won't have any longer in that area?
Just thinking about Thunder Bay, I think about 2,700 veterans are in that catchment area around Thunder Bay and use that service there. I'm thinking particularly of wartime veterans who need that face-to-face service and who use those workers for much more than what you can get from an 800 number or a website or something.
Is it a concern that those are closing?