I wasn't consulted. In the navy, one of the pieces that allows us to stay very competitive, very operationally focused is I was given the operational elements, the readiness elements of the navy, as a point of functional leadership. My colleague on the west coast, Admiral Truelove, was given the personnel and training domain. He would be the one reviewing the officer professional development study that's coming out of the chief of military personnel, all the elements of basic training that we receive at Saint-Jean, and how those might evolve with time.
As far as I'm concerned, having run the naval training system for three years, we're very happy with the product that comes out of Saint-Jean. Where we turn our attention is when we get the young officer, and we put him into the maritime environment in Esquimalt. We have given him the absolutely necessary elements of being a sailor, which you will get nowhere else in the country. We have retooled our training system to make it very streamlined and get those kids to the ships as quickly as possible.