I think it's a little of both. I think there's definitely a role for government, and government is championing some of these in certain areas. However, I do feel that if we take a look at the defence industrial strategy and identify those key 10 sovereign capabilities—we all know what those are—then really mapping out the supply chains underneath them is absolutely critical. That needs to be done right across the country, so that we can position industry for success in a lot of these procurements, both here in Canada and also internationally, as we're expanding some of the opportunities through different trade deals and different defence procurement mechanisms.
Having that understanding of the industry right across the country in a very detailed, granular manner would be extremely helpful. I know we're willing to come together with government to do some of that work, absolutely.