I don't think this is too complicated.
I would just say, colleagues, that we have a lot to unpack in the DPU. General Eyre has started to lay out all the things that need to happen to address the challenges we have in the threat environment we're facing.
I think that for us to thoroughly know what's facing Canada as a nation, from a threat environment standpoint, and how we're going to address it with the current recruitment and retention crisis we have.... Look at housing continuing to be a challenge, the cost of living crisis that's been created by the Liberal government because of the carbon tax, and inflationary costs going up so that we had troops using food banks and relying on food donations when they were in Ottawa on training. We should take a fulsome approach to the DPU to ensure it is addressing the threat environment we're facing and the needs of the Canadian Armed Forces and to ensure we're buying the right kit for those who are going to be needed to do the tasks at hand.
We haven't even touched on the DPU on the research side and where we're going with artificial intelligence. How are we going to use more robotics? What about more drone capabilities in the air, on the ground, and in and on the sea?
We have to take a fulsome approach to this. I think seven meetings are required.