Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I thank all three witnesses for their presentations and for their service to Canada, which is extremely important.
I would like to take this back to women veterans. We kind of got lost on the transition piece. That's extremely crucial, but there's a day for that discussion. I want to bring us back to women and women's transition.
Those who were here before you in the last two or three weeks said that they've lost their identity, and that they're also lost because nobody's recognizing them. Nobody's mentioning in announcements or monuments or anything the participation and contribution of women in the military. That stuck with me.
Colonel Noonan, you mentioned that you're leading the transition teams, I think 27 of them, that we're building toward. Can you share with the committee the women's angle in this transition group that will focus or take into consideration or continue to build on the needs of women?