While I'm talking to both of you, as judge advocate generals in the JAG office, one of your former colleagues, Lieutenant Colonel Jean-Guy Perron, testified when we were studying Bill C-77 back in November 2018. We were looking at whether paragraph 98(c) was a necessary under the National Defence Act, or whether there were other ways to deal with those who malinger. We heard from Professor Rotunda that they have found other avenues by which to do that in the United States
Under what other sections of the National Defence Act would we be able to charge those who use self-harm to avoid service, without paragraph 98(c)?