Issues of transformation would need to be raised to others, because that's not my area. What I can tell you is that when you look at the domestic scene in a situation when it comes to these crises, we've always been able to put together the forces that we've needed, both regular and reserve, to be able to deal with these issues. If you look at all of our operations here, the ones that became a crisis in which we had to deploy forces immediately, there was a mix of regular and reserve. In particular, if you look at Operation Igor in Newfoundland and Labrador, there was a mix of the two.
To say that you can only take a force and organize it for the home game and a force for away may not prove to be the most effective way, in the sense that who knows when something is going to happen? What you need to have is forces, men and women in uniform, who are ready to be deployed across the country at a moment's notice, either regular or reserve, in whatever they're required for. We've seen this in the past. We've had both regular and reservists deployed on operations and it has been successful.