Yes, our assessment was that the cancellation covered 29 permits—that's what's been reported—and the permits covered two companies, the first being Wescam. The second company, to my knowledge, has not been named. Past that, many other weapons continue to be exported to Turkey. Some examples would be industrial goods for the production of bullets, and rocket motors for drones—which we don't have a lot of information on—and satellite parts produced by MDA in Canada. They're a controlled good. They're not weaponized, so they're obviously less of a concern, but they're a controlled good. There are a series of weapons and components that continue to be exported that were not covered by the cancellation.
On April 27th, 2021. See this statement in context.