It's Jocelyn Bamford. Can I just comment to build on what Mr. Cross said?
We had 3,000 initially, now 8,000, businesses put up their hands to say that they would assist with the COVID-19 response. We've only seen four or five POs. I have had, in our coalition, people who have said, yes, they'll make masks and they'll make gowns. As we are churning in the sink, what's happened is that the parts that supply that, the material, are being eaten up by other countries, because they are moving with alacrity and we are slowly moving forward to secure this stuff. It's not, "Can you make a respirator in three months?” It's, “Can you make a respirator in two weeks? Can you make a gown in two weeks?”
We are moving at the speed of government, but we need to be moving at the speed of business of the military, because when they do decide to give those contracts out to people, there are going to be no supplies to fill those contracts, and people are going to perish because of it. We need to move faster on this response with business and get people going, or our front-line workers are going to be in real trouble.