mr. bilirakis question. what does the va need to do on your end of the electronic case transfer, file transfer, to make it optimal? >> i would tell you that as far as making it optimal there are some things we need to do from the nsc, the military services coordinator at the intake side and the ability to work within that environment as well as from the electronic standpoint, the functionality of incorporating it into that interface with vbms to assure that is occurring there it is on our roadmap to accomplish that and has dod continues to build their new case management system, we want to make sure that we are there to incorporate that as well. >> and what part of what fiscal year is that happening? >> i will have to take that and for the record. i'm not sure where it is on the roadmap. there are a number of things that we are trying to import, if you will, or built into the functionality for vbms. >> and one last question for ms. weaver. you said you had an 83% satisfaction rating. what was the 17% on the

mr. bilirakis, ms. titus about alternative therapies. ms.somers, appreciate your comment about evidence-based. i'm not a doctor but i have seen evidence that non-drug therapies were. to me that's good enough and as good enough for the veteran comedy should be good enough for the va. i want to talk about the va acknowledgment of non-drug therapies and your experience with that, understand every case is going to be different. i hosted a va intake they recently. we had about 300 people come through my congressional office in the district. one man brought a backpack he dumped a surplus of medications. dozens and dozens and dozens of bottles of them. sergeant, you referred your of going from 11 trucks to 14. i think you've expressed some concerns about ambien. the use of generics and otherwise. just on its face do you lack confidence in the way the va administers pharmaceuticals, not on the merits of pharmaceuticals, but in the experience of the pharmaceutical use administered and directed by the va? >> i mean, i'll speak at. i spoke earlier abou

mr. bilirakis from florida, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for holding this very importanting, and i want to sincerely thank ms. scurry for really speaking out. i really appreciate. it makes a difference. thanks for your sacrifice. you will make a real difference in kids lives. i also want to ask, i want to get back to the protective gear, helmets, what have you. and how does the youth, and we can ask all of you, how does the youth helmet, the protective gear compare as far as safety, quality to the nfl and nhl? i mean, can you give me an opinion on that? >> so, i am sort of expert on exactly how that compares. my understanding is there is not a standard there and they set the standard. survey all them out there have to pass that standard you think the manufacture if you're sitting at they would say they go about above and beyond the. how it compares to nfl helmet, the youth helmet is lighter but the patty and so forth is appropriate. i do want is just a definitive. i don't know the exact details. i know it's sufficiently some standards and so forth. many of the kids, the p