Mr. Garrison, I'm glad you raised that question. This is exactly what we need to get to the bottom of. This is why we're going to conduct an external review to get to the bottom of this while not interfering with the independence of the investigation. It is absolutely concerning.
I apologize if I came on strong. Your passion for the changes you want in the Canadian Armed Forces I truly believe, but you also have to understand where I come from as well. It is a very different experience from what people perceive. Ultimately, throughout all this, we've had a great conversation, but very little of it was actually talking about the changes we need. I am glad you brought that focus back, because this is where we need to look at those recommendations.
We do have an independent justice review going on by Justice Fish. We have an independent panel that's looking at all systemic issues, including gender bias and LGBTQ2 members as well. We have to look at that greater independence. For me, probably the biggest concern that I have and that I need to fix is that members could not come forward because they were fearful of the chain of command. We need to look at what that independence will look like. We have some ideas. We've already had some meetings. I would love to be able to get advice from all of you as you look at the various studies.
Ultimately, I do believe all of us can agree on this, that we want to make sure we create an inclusive environment for everybody and—