I echo those thoughts, and thank you, Mr. St. Denis, for the agreement. Unfortunately, years have gone by now.... In terms of May 29 and lining up with the United Nations, of course, if we could replay, it would be great, but the fact is there has been significant momentum across the country in different communities. The aspect of being in school is one of the reasons why Remembrance Day is still strong, because the teachers actually do bring the classrooms of kids. Unfortunately, August 9 does not have that dynamic, but hopefully we can engage the youth a little bit in some other way.
After listening to the witnesses I was pretty soundly on “peacekeeping”. When I heard the one witness talk about the personalization of “peacekeeper”, that resonated with me. So I guess it's just going to be incumbent upon the department to make sure, in all of the literature we put out, in all of the messages, that we broaden the message. It's going to be incumbent upon us to say how far “peacekeeper” reaches--to the RCMP, to the diplomats, to all those people who engage in peacekeeping operations.
So I'm in agreement with the others on where we are at the moment, Mr. Chair.