One thing I can tell you, to build on what Sylvie has said, is that we do have some in-house capacity that we use. Sometimes we use PSPC. It's a bit of a balance in terms of optimizing the capacity that we have to deliver on a project. Sometimes we have the capacity to do things in-house and it reduces the cost, and sometimes we have to go through PSPC.
Could there be improvement on that model? Maybe so, and I think that's something we can continue to look at.
Again, I will go back to the notion of A-base funding versus B-base funding. With B-base funding, it's a large injection of money. We don't necessarily always have the staff, so we work collaboratively with PSPC to deliver on our projects. In a scenario where we would have more A-base, maybe we would be in a position to strengthen our own internal capacity and hence reduce the reliance on PSPC.
Over the years, there has been that shift of building internal capacity, but we're not at the level where we can say we can do it all internally.