Sure. I happen to have the grievance ones right in front of me.
In the Canadian Armed Forces, there are two levels of grievance. There's the initial authority and then there's the final authority. The initial authority grievance level has 120 days to respond. It used to be 90 and subsequently was increased to 120. At the final authority, there are actually no timelines associated with when final authority has to make a decision.
On the last numbers I have, for the grievances at initial authority there were 566, and 307 of those were pending a decision longer than four months. For the final authority grievance level—again, I'd be happy to provide these numbers afterwards—there were 687 files at final authority. Over 340 of them were waiting from one to four years for a decision, and 33 of them were still outstanding at four to nine years.