All right, thank you, Minister. That answers my question.
If a woman who is sexually assaulted in the military cannot turn to the military police because the police officers are under the impression that officers will interfere in anything they do; if she cannot turn to the ombudsman because he says he can do nothing if the chief of the defence staff is involved; if she cannot turn to you, the Minister of National Defence, because you say that, as a minister, you cannot interfere; and if she cannot turn to the Prime Minister, because he says that he knows nothing about it and that the minister did not tell him anything, who should she turn to?
When the chief of the defence staff behaves in a disgraceful manner, who should the person turn to if no one in your government is responsible?