Thank you for your comment about the confidence in the military justice system and its legitimacy. You know how important it is to me and how hard I've been working over the past several months to ensure that more information was given to the Canadian Armed Forces and the Canadian public about that system.
The downside of having regulations that take a while to get drafted is that it takes a while to get them approved and for changes to come about. The advantage of that is that it's given us the time to look at training and at the implementation of the changes that would be provided for under the regulations. We've been actively working over the last several months developing the training packages that will be required to bring up to speed Canadian Armed Forces decision-makers and those who apply the military justice system and train them in the new changes.
The training will be available by mid-June, so that when the regulations come into force on September 1, those who are qualified to perform actions in the military justice system have the required knowledge and training.