Thank you, Chair.
Thank you to the people who are appearing today.
I especially want to thank you, Captain Salt. Thank you for your service. I'm not sure, considering your trade, that this job is the same as being out at sea. I had a great conversation with Vice-Admiral Topshee on the weekend down in Halifax. The navy is in great hands.
Look, things have changed a bit, obviously, in the last six years. When I was in, I could vote, as you've laid out, but I've never voted in any riding federally since I was eligible to vote other than in the riding of Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound, which I now have the privilege of representing. It never changed in my career of 25-plus years in the military.
My understanding is that current CAF members could always vote from their home riding, where they originated, if they never changed it, or they have to vote from their latest residence here in Canada. That's where their ballot gets cast. Has that changed? Can you explain that, please?