I'd say a national strategic study and a defence white paper.
Ferry has mentioned to you several times about the Australians. One of the things I would highly recommend that you read is a very clear articulation of their strategic vision, both in near horizons and far horizons, which would encompass continental or domestic defence and what their contributions would be to the international order.
One fantastic thing about the Australian white paper is that it was signed across ministries. So it's not signed by just the defence minister. It's signed by the finance minister, the Prime Minister, the defence minister, and it actually has all-party support. The defence white paper is not an election issue. The defence of Australia is not an election issue. It may be on the margins a little bit, but there is cross-party consensus on what is good for the country, and I think that's one of the things you could do as a committee from a non-partisan basis, because I think one of the things that unites us is that we are Canadian and we love this country, and we seek its best interests. That's one of the things that the Australian example provides.