To summarize, I think it's really a matter of coordinating the roles of those two organizations and frankly combining the resources, human and financial. This proposed merger very much gives us a new opportunity and additional resources to strengthen the work we do in terms of creating those collaborations and synergies and to leverage in additional resources that exist but aren't necessarily focused or coordinated on the Arctic. It gives us a stronger opportunity to communicate those results to northerners, to Canadians, and in fact internationally.
As I referenced earlier, it very much allows us the opportunity to create that whole that is greater than just the sum of the parts, including the parts that don't belong to the federal government, that are university-based or networks such as the Network of Northern Research Operators. Simply by bringing coordination through enhanced opportunities to communicate, we will be able to create more with the existing resources that are on the table. It's simply by coordinating, better utilizing existing facilities, creating opportunities for students, and being better able and more efficient in returning that information to the northerners, who first and foremost need that information for decision-making.