I'd actually like to take about 30 seconds, Mr. Chair, if I could.
I'd like to come back to comments articulated by a number of members, but probably most clearly by Mr. Christopherson in what were, in some ways, charitable comments about the process and the commitment of public servants. His comments actually speak to the integrity of the process, the integrity of the public servants. His comments about Hugh McRoberts, who has always been very open to our dialogue, works within a tone that clearly is established by the Auditor General herself, but I will interpret the member's comments as applying to those public servants who have given their family time and given up their weekends and nights to make sure that the Canadian Forces have been able to get the equipment they needed.
So I thank you very much for those comments, sir.