Yes, and that's an excellent point. If you go to the current part IV of the National Defence Act, specifically to section 250.19, it has a complaint mechanism there that, when it was introduced in 1998, was unique to the military. I don't think it's changed. I don't think there is any other police organization in this country that has a review body that looks at what are called interference complaints—which essentially recognizes, again, the unique nature of the military police working in a chain-of-command environment.
I know there's been some suggestion that this mechanism is not meaningful here, but, quite frankly, any authority can misuse a statutory authority. The mere fact that there's a statutory authority doesn't mean it's always proper. The test is “improper” interference that's out there, so that mechanism is there as well.