Thank you.
Whether that fits within smart defence or within the broader discussions of this capability package and how we approach defence planning, which is part of that package, again it comes back to what those national capabilities are that nations would say they have invested in and that reside within the alliance.
As you look at smart defence, there are perhaps some initiatives—and they are not new initiatives that you would see perhaps rolled out within that or under that heading of an opportunity for pooling and sharing. The ADM mentioned the air policing.
From a Canadian perspective, our contributions to a multinational approach are fairly modest so we would be participating in areas by improving practices with regard to delivery of logistics or deployed contracting and the like. Nations would be getting together and looking at how to perhaps procure a new refueler, or the like.
There are discrete initiatives that, multinationally, nations are going off and working on. And Canada has some limited contribution to that, but again, it's about a more national piece and where your national capabilities reside.