Have the cuts impacted the continental defence more than operations abroad, and in what balance? The thing really is that large platforms have not moved forward. I don't know that the cuts mentioned in the budget will have impacted the shipbuilding, but in my view, that's absolutely the priority that must go forward.
It's good that the joint support ship is first into the dock in Vancouver. I say that even though that's pushed back the icebreaker.
The cuts have not impacted the AOPS, so basically nothing has really moved forward, and this has, in essence, influenced continental and international operations evenly. If you look at page 12 of the CFDS, it says that all of these things were going to be purchased. In fact, none of them have been purchased.
The ones that are indicated as having already been in place are still in place, like the C-17s, but none of the new things have gone into place. So whether these platforms are needed for oversees or at home, things haven't moved forward. There has been equal non-movement forward.