Canadian Armed Forces
A member’s statement on the Canadian Armed Forces raised concerns about Bill C-11, the Military Justice System Modernization Act, which deals in part with how sexual offence allegations in the military are handled. The Conservative member said the government plans to remove amendments that would let victims choose between civilian and military courts, changes he said were called for by survivors and supported by experts. He argued that removing that choice would leave civilian police unable to take all the cases and that many would then never go to trial.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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