When you talk about ratios, it's simply a manning issue. This is a resourcing issue.
I've talked to some Canadian ranger instructors who have spent from 160 to 200 days a year in travel just out to the patrol groups. As I said, that's just not sustainable. This is a straight-up resourcing issue. If we could bring those ratios to what I would feel would be an acceptable level, then I think we could start to have that opportunity to educate the rangers on what their entitlements are and what the benefits are.
Reporting of injuries is difficult across the Canadian Armed Forces. There is a certain mentality that comes to bear, and the rangers have been a little more isolated than most. I'm not quite sure their awareness level is where it should be.