We're living in that world today because there are—and Robyn, you can correct me on the number—10,000 serving members who are currently drawing services and benefits from Veterans Affairs Canada. I would say the chain of command doesn't know about three-quarters of them.
General Vance came out a few weeks ago and said the universality of service is absolutely critical to what it is they do, and that it must stay in place. I'm going to leave the command and control of the Canadian Armed Forces to General Vance. There are countries that are looking at the universality of service in trying to determine whether the universality of service we imposed 50, 60, 70, or 80 years ago is still a viable tool today. Those questions, I think, are better directed at the Chief of the Defence Staff.