The short answer is yes, and your starting premise about smart defence meaning different things to different people is a very good point because it reminds me of an earlier question.
Smart defence, for us, is about deployable capability, getting that out the door and sustaining it.
For some allies, smart defence does mean “Do we have to spend so much on defence?” So we are having this discussion within NATO, and that's why smart defence is still a work in progress, because we haven't got a total view around that. But absolutely, being a valued partner...and you make the point about NATO having acted in support of the United Nations. It has acted in support of the Arab League. It acts in support of the European Union. We're helping the African Union. It's about bringing practical capability to meet real-world challenges.