Mr. Chair, I discussed this question directly with the Minister of National Defence over the weekend. I have frequent conversations with her, as I do with Minister Joly and other ministers.
The position of the government is that it's reviewing this question every day. As General Prévost said, we have been directly assisting our friends in NATO—through the supply of the two large transport planes over the last 48 hours—to provide as much assistance to Ukraine as possible through NATO, and the minister is in contact with the Ukrainian minister of national defence on a daily basis.
So I think you can say that this situation is being watched very carefully. Other countries—Germany and the Netherlands, for example—have made some announcements with respect to changes to their policy and their determination to deliver weaponry to Ukraine. That, frankly, has followed on from much of what we've done.
I think it's fair to say that over a long period of time, as General Prévost has stated, our main focus has been on training, which has been remarkably effective in building up the capacity of the Ukrainian military.