It's been going on for eight years. It's incredibly painful, in terms of the amount of time it takes for a case to go through.
I had to do a lot of the background work. I had to put the case together by going through access to information. With the evidence I gathered when I was in the military and being abused by them.... I was lucky. I have a very awesome lawyer in Prince Edward Island who is working on consignment. She's helping me. Not everybody can have that, and not everybody has the amount of time you need to go through and work with the Human Rights Tribunal. Eight years is too much time. The reason it is taking a lot of time is that the Government of Canada made a lot of frivolous arguments to prevent the case from going forward.
I believe the stuff you guys have done in saying that any member of the Canadian Armed Forces can now go directly to the Canadian Human Rights Commission if they're being discriminated against will help current serving members protect themselves, so thank you for doing that.