Thank you. I appreciate your opening remarks, and I certainly applaud the initiative to try to do everything you can to ensure there are meaningful employment opportunities for our veterans. Obviously, recently, with some of the things that have been going on, we've had a fair amount of disagreement about what's happening at Veterans Affairs, but on this we do not. I'm quite pleased to see the direction going forward.
I also will point out, notwithstanding the fact that on the panel today we have four of you here from Veterans Affairs, we do have one of the four, 25%, who is a veteran himself. Lieutenant-Colonel Hutt, thank you for your service to our country. That doesn't seem to be the norm within the department. One out of four would be quite high, actually, in terms of the number of people employed at the department. I think it's really important to practise what you preach. If we want to see more veterans employed, it seems to me Veterans Affairs would be a great place to start. I know the latest numbers I could find were from 2019, and the numbers were not very good.
I hope you can tell me that it's improved in the few years since then, but what percentage of employees...? Would you have an overall number of employees at Veterans Affairs who were veterans themselves?