Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
We know that women veterans are calling for reproductive health research that follows them from military to veteran status, while also capturing the possible health impacts that their service had on their offspring. Of course, I hope everybody in this room has heard the testimony from the women veterans and sees how important this is.
I'm wondering what the department is doing to ensure that women's reproductive health is considered in the health coverage and services provided by VAC.
I want to remind everyone here of the question I asked the minister. One challenge, of course, is that women are often not coming forward, or when they do come forward, the assessment around their health care isn't done properly. For example, we heard that some women were getting breast reductions to be able to wear their kit.
When these things happen, I want to know if that is actually being followed up. What is VAC doing to address the specific reproductive health issues that have been a consequence of their service? How is that communication happening between the CAF and VAC to address it?
I'm assuming it's Mr. Harris answering again.