I am referring specifically to the seniority rights of veterans. That's what this is about. It is a matter of determining how their seniority can be recognized.
It is always more difficult to express this in French. In English, the expression is so beautiful: “civil servants.”
Civil servants and military people serve our country so well. There is no better way to identify them than as a “servant”, and now they're trying to work in civil society, in the fonction publique. Civil servants and members of the military are so close because they serve our country.
Let me ask my question again, very specifically.
Could you tell me who told you that the seniority of veterans should be negotiated and evaluated and when were you instructed to do so?