I would say that this is why going forward, it does behoove us to at least use the same terminology and come to a common understanding.

I do anticipate moving forward with a collaboration model that is more than you all should be talking together more.

So, this is a directive from the Pentagon--

We have to be very creative here.

It is not meant to be.

So, as with sexual assault, we want to encourage reporting in the civilian community as well as in the military community.

It has been mentioned by all of us many times that the resources are scarce.

I understand that Senator Schatz has to leave, so thank you very much for joining us.

As people are navigating their way to safety, there are lots of encounters with other agencies.

Are there not some very specific stressors that military personnel face that may--that would not be faced by the civilian population?

I would like to ask all of you, we have been talking about coordinated community response... would you all agree that we can do better with bringing all the parties together?

Because domestic violence knows no boundaries applied.