My first question is for Mr. Small. Thank you very much for appearing here before us today.
We've heard quite a bit of testimony over the last few weeks about what the ideal composition of the board should be. Whether it's the Royal Canadian Legion or other veterans associations, what they keep coming forward with is that there ought to be more members of the board with military background.
Our Conservative government was in fact the first to appoint somebody with RCMP experience, as you kindly noted. I don't know whether you caught it, but the minister just made an announcement that there have been four new appointees, who among them have 107 years of military experience. The idea is that they would bring their military experience and their very basic common sense to the table, and bring that background to bear as they render their decisions.
Do you think that's the correct approach?