There are a couple of things, and I'll let Ferry get in on this, too, obviously with the Russian stuff.
I do not think there is a military threat to the Arctic, even though there are natural resources there. There might be points of friction, but I don't think there is a military threat there. I believe I'd be quoting him accurately, but I think General Natynczyk once testified that if he ever got a phone call that there were Russians in the Arctic, it would probably be a phone call to send search and rescue, so let's not create a military gap in the Arctic that really doesn't exist.
There is an importance to whether those ships reside in the navy or in the Coast Guard. There is an importance of that investment to present Canadian sovereignty in the Arctic, if for nothing else but to enforce our pollution regulations, to enforce the pristine nature of that place and not have it destroyed.