Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I don't want to interrupt the flow, because I saw that although we had an agenda, we're actually on a general debriefing about the travel. For my part, I would like to say how much I regret that I was not able to travel, but I'm hoping to in April. Hopefully my responsibilities won't be to the degree that they were on public accounts, so that I'll be able to do that.
We have a list of possible suggested witnesses, and I just wanted to add two names, if I could. One is Lieutenant-General Michel Maisonneuve, who is presently the president of the military college at Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. He had an esteemed career with the military in the armoured division and served in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The other witness we could add, if we're going to call more witnesses, is Commander Sean McKee of the Royal Hamilton Light Infantry; he is the commander of that regiment right now, but he has also served in Afghanistan.