Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
We don't really have any experience in recent so-called peacekeeping. We have Afghanistan. You mentioned that we were viewed differently. What in our military was unlike other militaries? The soldiers who went over there, both male and female, received cultural awareness training, and that lent greatly to that difference that was perceived, but you mentioned systemic problems in the military with respect to behaviour.
Do you think that creating a new position or department in government is more important than actually fixing the problems where, for example, on a military base—the odd one, not all—the sexual assault of women is the norm rather than the exception?