treatment, including the right to receive both a primary prosthesis or orthosis and a functional spare. (8) The right to be treated with respect and dignity and have an optimal quality of life both during and after rehabilitation. (9) The right to transition and readjust to civilian life in an honorable manner, including by having ample access to vocational rehabilitation, employment programs, and housing assistance. (e) Monitoring and resolution of complaints (1) In general The Secretary of Veterans Affairs, acting through the veteran liaison at each medical center of the Department of Veterans Affairs, shall collect information relating to the alleged mistreatment of injured and amputee veterans. (2) Quarterly reports For each fiscal quarter, the veteran liaison at each medical center of the Department shall submit to the Chief Consultant of Prosthetics and Sensory Aids of the Department a report on any information collected under paragraph (1) during that quarter. (3) Investigation and addressing of complaints The Chief Consultant, in cooperation with appropriate employees of a medical center of the Department, shall investigate and address any information collected under paragraph (1) at that medical center.