Broadly, certainly an industrial strategy is required. I think the government has a role in assisting industry and making investments in key areas where we can do that. I think there are lots of areas where that can happen.
My particular area is in the high-tech field of defence procurement, which involves a lot of aerospace aspects. In particular, as I mentioned, the government is talking about doing a defence industrial strategy. That's not really the way to go at this point. As I mentioned, PWGSC is projecting that defence expenditures across the globe are going down. Those countries that are still involved in major defence procurement, like the U.S., are looking for jobs at home. They don't want to see F-35 jobs coming to Canada or Italy or other places.
Let's look at the commercial side. Where we do defence procurement, let's make sure we have industrial regional benefits, and make sure Canadian companies can compete, but let's focus on the commercial side. Bombardier's jets, I think, hold a lot more promise than fighters.