As we look at the Veterans Well-being Act, if there are deficiencies—nobody has ever passed legislation that was perfect—I think it would be entirely appropriate that we should go back and look and see if we can make it better.
I look forward to your recommendations on that, because I'm in complete agreement that we should make sure that we provide our veterans with all the supports that they require and that they've earned from us.
Also, there's this other really important issue you raise about commemoration, acknowledgement and respect for their service. That's in many respects a more complicated question. We can deal with the compensation and the supports for our veterans, and I think we're in complete agreement that it should be as good as we can possibly do. On respect and commemoration, I'm also in complete agreement that we should show complete respect for their service and that we should properly commemorate it and honour it. Legislatively, retroactively declaring certain conflicts in a certain way, or all conflicts perhaps more generally, is something that we need to think about. These were not wars. Canada did not...Parliament did not declare a war against....