Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, General, for coming to talk to us today. I'm thrilled to hear more about Canada Command.
To date, my questions of other witnesses have really focused on the role of projecting leadership abroad. The gist of the question, in this context of readiness, is this how do you get ready or ensure that you're ready for such an ill-defined role?
What's interesting in what you have told us today is that you have really focused my attention on the enormous breadth of tasks Canada Command has to take on here at home. In that context, you defined the mission here at home as a no-fail mission, which I appreciate. It's an absolute standard. I wouldn't expect any other standard. But I wonder how you ensure here at home that it's a no-fail mission. That's broadly the question. More pointedly, within military command, given that this one's described or defined as a no-fail mission, and in light of finite resources for defence, is there a way for priority to be given to the no-fail mission here at home?