Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I thank the three witnesses for being with us today. We very much appreciate it.
I'd like to come back to some answers they gave to my colleague earlier.
I agree with my colleague that it is somewhat curious for the Nova Scotia RCMP to remember the meeting on April 28 differently from the national RCMP. I just want to come back to that.
I will address Ms. Bergerman first.
Ms. Bergerman, could you elaborate on how this meeting went? Earlier, you stated that the RCMP commissioner appeared to be under pressure from the government, the Minister of Public Safety, the Prime Minister or their respective offices to publicly disclose certain information about the weapons used. You specifically mentioned the calibre and model of these weapons.
What made you believe or think that the commissioner was under pressure from the government? Could you go into more detail about your thinking or your reaction at that point? Does it reflect anything in Mr. Campbell's notes?