That's an excellent question.
I'm sorry. It's so faint, and I have two hearing aids. One of my VAC things is a hearing injury that happened at the depot.
When it was released, Commissioner Zaccardelli resigned. Here was an unknown female—I was a corporal when I left—writing a book that's questioning whether there are some issues in an organization that is the Canadian identity. I didn't know whether somebody was going to knock on the door with a subpoena or the RCMP was going to come.
I was embraced. People were asking what the problem was, because there obviously was a problem. We were lucky enough that Commissioner Busson stepped into the breach for six months. She's a friend of mine. It was really nice to see that, and it was really wonderful to see that the rank and file of the RCMP totally supported Commissioner Busson. There had been progress. It was wonderful.
RCMP Commissioner Paulson liked my book. I saw him in a magazine and he was holding my book up, so he found some interest in it.
It's interesting that my book is used in a leadership program in Texas, but it's not used up here. An expert is somebody from out of town. I don't know.
I have not had any push-back from the RCMP.