It's going back to the other question on the dual-use nature. That's a great example of it. Defence obviously drives so much of this, and that's such a lever for the government to pull. Again, it's very complementary.
It's also about the government including the workforce into the defence industrial strategy, but you have to link that together with the civil side. Aerospace in particular, as I said in my opening remarks, is two sides of the same coin. You have defence capabilities that bleed into civil applications, and vice versa. It's also a huge opportunity to put an extra emphasis, if you will, on the civil side.
It's about certification, environmental regulations and workforce development working in tandem with a very good defence industrial strategy. That's what we're looking for.
