I'll have the first go.
I think we can encourage publication of the defence review, which I understand is supposed to be happening at the moment, to see some priorities. I think we need to be more predictable to our allies. We can't be spread thin across the conventional capability that has limited utility these days.
Even the conventional capability we're seeing in the Middle East, in Africa and in other parts of the world is based on an insurgency model. It's the same insurgency model as in Doha-Malaysia campaigns in the past, but it's taking to the waves; it's taking to digital insurgency.
The capability needs to change. We have a great deal to bring to that capability in terms of defence diplomacy. You may remember that when we did have that capability in the early 2000s and late 1990s, we made an enormous impact in the world in defence diplomacy. It's an inexpensive way to make a great impact that could feature heavily in our strategy. If it were geared towards AI and cyber, it would be snapped up by our AUKUS allies.