On the domestic security side, with domestic national security terrorism and other threats, our specific interest in the Canadian Forces operations command and defence analysis more generally is really on the security of our personnel and our bases. That's really where we spend the bulk of our effort, in liaising with partners, whether they're municipal police forces or RCMP or CSIS and others, to make sure we have a good understanding of what the current threat picture looks like domestically and whether or not there are any issues that we're going to have to deal with in areas that we're responsible for, or people that we are responsible for.
It is, to use a metaphor that I think Admiral Lloyd used when he was here, very much a team sport. We contribute to that picture in terms of our operations overseas and what we see happening over there that may have implications, but we really do rely on a mandate for authorities and information flow domestically, since we don't operate in that sphere in the same way with our domestic partners.