We have a very good relationship with the Danish navy and with the Danish armed forces. As you know, our chiefs of defence met in the Arctic last summer. We were looking at a number of ways to cooperate, to share information, to share perspectives.
I would hazard, sir, that Canadians expect us to have a capability in the Arctic, but I would say they don't expect it to be at the expense of our capabilities on our other ocean spaces. So with the size of our ocean spaces, we have to be smart about what we're investing in. We have to be smart about how we set ourselves up, not so much to have a ring of steel around our ocean spaces, which is impossible, but rather to have a network of systems that informs us to allow us a response capability where it's needed on time, and also to allow us to develop the types of new capabilities we'll need to apply. And I believe we're on the right track for that.