No one is suggesting that the minister should have investigated; what we are saying, and I'm certainly saying it very clearly, is that he did need to find out whether there was a sexual misconduct complaint against the chief of the defence staff, who was in charge of rooting out sexual misconduct in the Canadian military. This is not just, and I don't want to demean any other complaints, a run-of-the-mill complaint about sexual misconduct; this is against the person who is in charge of rooting it out in the Canadian military, which is what makes this different from all the others.
