I'm not able today to provide detailed updates on those projects you've mentioned and those acquisitions.
I would just say that in terms of domestic content policy, procurement has two areas. One is the defence area and one is procurement that is non-defence, which is governed by Treasury Board policies and guidelines, as the defence side is as well, but trade obligations restrict our use of how we use domestic content policy. Government procurement that is underneath the umbrella of trade agreements doesn't have the capacity to leverage in all cases domestic content policies, as is done in other areas.