We don't actually evaluate the Canadian content, except when trade agreements don't apply. In that case, we try to maximize Canadian content through the industrial and regional benefits policy. On all of those excluded large contracts, for example, military contracts in which we don't necessarily have to follow international trade law commitments, we maximize Canadian benefits on every single one of those huge purchases. So that's one thing we do.
In our ongoing contracting--that is, where we do have to follow trade law--we follow the law and the requirements. We don't differentiate between a Canadian-owned company operating in Canada and a foreign-owned company operating in Canada. We call both of them Canadian-based companies.