Mr. Speaker, I want to point out, because it does not appear clear from the hon. member's question, that the case he refers to decided by the supreme court today is in fact a case we won.
It was a unanimous decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in which, yes, they did refer to an exercise of bad judgment by an official within the Department of Justice; but they went on to conclude that the exercise of bad judgment should not lead to a stay of proceedings.
I am very pleased to announce to the House this afternoon that the government will be proceeding in a very timely fashion with the three cases involving alleged war crimes.