Thank you, Chair.
Thank you for your service. As we say on the west coast, hych'ka.
Ms. Eisan, it was good to see you at the Battle of the Atlantic dinner on Thursday in Halifax. I know you're highly respected by navy leadership there.
We see that 20% of recruits are permanent residents—some are in Canada for as little as three months—and there's no language screening now to recruit in English or French. Based on your experience—this is for either of you—will this dilute both important indigenous representation and important French language levels in the Canadian Forces?