Can I continue along this line with you, Pascale? It's in relation to this idea of veterans who are outside of major urban centres and are further away from those places, out in more remote areas and things like that. This is quite often where veterans choose to locate themselves, away from some of the major urban centres. I think this is where one of the challenges with this program seems to be. You identified it even in your opening statement. You mentioned that one of the impacts of that is that often veterans will then choose to withdraw because it becomes too difficult to comply with what they have to do, where they have to drive and things like that for these appointments.
Can you speak a little bit to what that impact is? What does that then do? When the veteran chooses to withdraw, what does that trigger in their life? What change could that make for them when they have to make a difficult decision to withdraw because it's too difficult to comply with what's needed?