We have also introduced better and more consistent training for them. That used to be organised ad hoc by a senior doctor in each medical boarding centre. We now have a national programme of training, which adheres to a national syllabus, that is delivered by trained trainers. We hope that that will make the improvements that all hon. We appreciate the Minister's answer.
Medical assessments are part of the problem.
We are told time and again that the adjudicating officer makes the mistakes, but on appeal we discover that poor medical responses have been at fault. Clearly, there are cases of poor medical reports. However, those are written far less frequently than many hon. Members might suspect given the amount of attention that such a report attracts. I do not want a high or low number of complaints.