Certainly. We've had that discussion before. It should not be the veteran pulling out information and trying to access benefits. It should be pushed out of the department. We've heard before from my colleague that we should spend less time on that dedication and more on the audit later on, for exactly that reason.
It's a matter of trust. We trust people to defend our country, we deploy them on missions, yet when they become injured and need access to benefits and programs, we drill the information out of them and ask for all kinds of proof of service and that sort of thing. No, I agree, it should be forward. If you served, you should be eligible, and how eligible you are is determined by Veterans Affairs Canada. We talked about accessibility before, but accessibility to information is a problem as well, because nobody knows what's happening on the veteran's side.