I certainly take the view that the second-largest country on earth should have surveillance ability of its territory at all times, including at night, which is why we built the Radarsat technology rather than optical technology. This technology is made-in-Canada technology for a reason, because of the nature of our country and the fact that the Arctic is in complete darkness for some months each year.
But also, in terms of other issues, such as partnering with other countries, Radarsat-2 is an asset that we bring to the table. So if we are partnering with the United States in the defence of North America, we bring icebreakers to the table; we bring ice-strengthened patrol vessels to the table; and we bring the best satellite in the world to the table to share with the United States when we are in partnership, without giving up control.