Thank you.
To clarify, what I said in my comments was that defence policy and foreign policy and other domains of policy, of course, as an expression of our national interests, our Canadian interests, work together. But there comes a point where if our foreign policy objectives do not materialize, we must have certain defence capabilities that go beyond that. So if, for example, we are not able to work well with these two threats, and they form threats or they infringe upon the rules of international behaviour, for example in Ukraine, as we're witnessing today, we must have defence capabilities to deal with that. So that was my point.
Does that address your question?