This is more specific and more directly related to Bill C-77. I had a chance to ask General Lamarre at a previous session about the risk of different service discipline cultures emerging across the country under Bill C-77. They're much more minor offences, but still one unit of the armed forces having a different culture or a different vision of service discipline from another. He did not express that there was concern about that.
I now want to ask you in the context of much more serious offences—military sexual exploitation and assault—do you see a risk under the framework of Bill C-77 that different units of the Canadian Forces will take this issue more or less seriously and that the outcomes for victims would be different within the justice system that's contemplated by Bill C-77? If so, what levers do we need to examine more closely to make sure that doesn't happen?