Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I also want to extend my condolences to Shelby Kramp-Neuman and the entire Kramp family. Daryl was a close personal friend, and I'm hoping to be at his funeral on Thursday.
Minister, thank you for coming, especially on this study, because National Defence does not have a great reputation when it comes to transparency. The Information Commissioner, in the past, has criticized National Defence as being one of the worst offenders of leaving things outstanding.
There were the stories around Vice-Admiral Mark Norman. Code names were used instead of his name by National Defence to hide all memos and correspondence relating to the Mark Norman affair. That was critiqued and criticized.
We know that with former chief of the defence staff Jon Vance, there were questions around transparency and the cover-up that happened for a few years, with the department and the minister knowing at that time that there were complaints against the former general.
I'm looking at the report on the administration of the Privacy Act by National Defence. I'm looking at page 9, figure 7. One year is completely missing—2019-20. Was there nothing in that year? If that was a typo or an error, what's the number that should be there?