Mr. Chair, I'll begin with that, and then I'll turn to my colleague from National Defence to speak more fully on this.
What I would say is that the situation on the ground has evolved—and evolved quickly. I think when we last spoke to this committee we weren't even certain that a full invasion was really in the cards. As events have evolved on the ground, we and the rest of the world have evolved with that to understand how we can best support Ukraine and how we can do that in consultation with our allies to make sure that it has real impact. I think that fundamentally, as the needs evolve, we have been there at every stage to support Ukraine.
I will turn it over to my colleague from National Defence to perhaps speak specifically to that lethal weapons question, but I think that clearly the government has provided lethal weapons and has offered that real support to Ukraine and, as Ms. Hulan just said, is going through the full range of things that Ukraine has asked us to assist with.
General Prévost?