You're forgiven, Madam Chair.
Something very insightful was just said. It's true that every human being should really practice cardiac coherence and proper breathing. These are techniques that we can learn with guidance.
From what I understand, unfortunately, it's not a lack of will on the part of civil servants, the department, or elected officials, but rather choices that have been made and that need to be corrected. Currently, the department outsources many of its services. Even though I try to understand from the bottom of my heart what you've been through and what you're going through right now, it's truly extraordinary.
It doesn't really take a general practitioner, but rather a structure like the one that existed before, with hospitals and support. Veterans need to know where to find them. We must not abandon them. Right now, it's a question of political will, because we are all so sorry about what is happening.
For my part, I'm concerned about the national defence projects. Before moving too far ahead, we need to start with the basics.
Is what you need from us to reconnect with all veterans and their families to maintain ties and ensure that the services provided meet your specific needs?