Okay. We will come back to you on this to try to get what your view of accurate data is.

Thank you.

It needs to be fundamentally changed.

The question, though, is whether we have the right information to truly compare, because there are a number of concerns.

I've never heard the IRR termed the 'Inactive Ready Reserve.'

I feel very strongly about this topic, because, of course, this surfaced with the problems that we had at Walter Reed, roughly 3 years ago this month.

I want to keep pushing to create a reimbursement system that we're honoring that spouse's service.

What kind of a bonus should they get?

When I had your position, it was one out of five was over the age of 40.

I've heard that argument. I heard it when the Dole-Shalala Commission came in, and from my perspective, it's more akin to compensation from a tort claim or an injury, rather than fitting someone to a particular profession in an…

I hope and pray the Senate, one day, can get back to doing business as usual.

We also need to focus on properly compensating people who incur lifetime difficulties, as a result of their military service.

I believe it was your written testimony that had the chart on the percentage of military medicine that was being provided to retirees.

I'm really concerned that this whole process is bogged down, and we have people waiting around.

Business as usual hasn't been done, in many ways, on both sides of the aisle.

Recognizing at the outset that each one of these components has its own personality and its own way of conducting operations, it's a question that varies, just in terms of the way people are used, I fully recognize that, going in.

The use of psychiatric medications has increased about 76 percent overall since the start of the current wars.

This kind of information shouldn't take 3 months. I don't want to be put in a position where I'd have to put a hold on nominations.