Yes. It will simplify it. It's not live yet. We're still in the testing phase, making sure that everything is working. We've worked in conjunction with the Canadian Armed Forces on this, so they've done the review of the content to make sure we're accurate. We're looking to go live with it at the end of November. What this will be is a place...and it will be positioned so that family members can go and have a look at what's available. We're going to open it up on a large scale so that everyone can understand what is in the realm of the possible.
It will be a very simple explanation—go click what type of soldier you are, where you are, and what stage of your career—and it will come back and tell you what programs and benefits are available, much like the benefits browser that was built by the veterans ombudsman's office. When I worked there as the deputy ombudsman, they had already started building this internal model they were using for their own purposes, but I think Mr. Parent quickly saw the benefit behind that. Through his work, the department accepted that browser and it's something that's publicly available. I think they call it the “navigator” now. It's that type of work that I think we can do more of.