That is a question.
The answer to the question is that we work closely with our American friends. We've never had a situation where they have come through without our authority. During the “Shamrock Summit”, when President Reagan and Prime Minister Mulroney met, they had this discussion about what we're doing up in the north. They also had an agreement that we had to work together on this, even though we may not agree ultimately on the the name of that passage. I would suggest to you that our American friends are very strategic. They have an interest in straits to be open, whatever they are called and however they are named. The Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Malacca—those are very geostrategic for them from a military point of view.
We are not in the same situation, therefore we've had a very sensible discussion with them. The result being that when they want to come through, they ask us. We either help them, or they may not need help, on occasion. We do not have a situation where our American friends force their way through our territory. In fact, we don't have any examples of a foreign state forcing its way through our territory. I would be cautious to leave the impression in the minds of Canadians or media that we do. We do not.