I'm very happy to. Thank you for your condolences.
They designated me to have access to all of his personal information, so I gained access to his military and medical records and to interviews conducted by the military police with his chain of command.
It said in interviews that the decision had already been made that he would not be granted that further treatment at a program in Ontario. It was also mentioned, although it was not directly connected, that the cost would have been $50,000.
I think it was the RSM—I'm going back to about 17 years ago. In an interview, he and the adjutant were told that Stuart was on these restrictions in order to show what he was capable of and to earn further treatment. It was unequivocal.