Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, folks, for being here. I appreciate your team being here again after last week when you couldn't make it, Minister. I'm glad to hear that you're feeling better, and I certainly send my sympathies to Shelby and her family as well.
Minister, my question is about National Defence being a chronic offender for ATIP requests, much like Mr. Bezan's question. You touched on that in your opening comments. It does sound like there is work being done to seek improvement, so that makes me feel much better, but you also acknowledged that DND needs to do better.
You touched on some of the programs. You talked about going paperless. Could you give us some specific initiatives that are in place to continue improving this project? Again, if you are seen as a chronic offender, how do we get to where we need to get?
I know that as a parliamentarian, I can pull you aside in the House of Commons. You've been absolutely incredible, in all of your roles in previous ministries, at getting the information that parliamentarians ask of you.
What specifically are you and your department doing to make those improvements?