Thank you very much, Mr. Chair, and through you to the witnesses, thank you for appearing.
My first question is for Dean Holloway. I'm going to respect the chair and ask you to abbreviate some of this because it could be a little expansive.
Dean Holloway, you referred to the Australian military justice system during your testimony before this committee on Bill C-41. You said, and I am paraphrasing, it was, or is, much more visceral and much less reflective than our approach in this country.
Given that we have two independent reviews by former Chief Justices Dickson and Lamer, along with a 2011 independent review by Chief Justice LeSage, all supporting the military justice system, does this not reinforce your view that here in Canada we have had time to reflect and make recommendations that suit our military justice system? My constituents, and I think most Canadians, like to compare us to our allies. You did Australia; I wonder if you could just make a short reference to the U.S. and Great Britain.