I was going to comment on time frame.
In the year 2000, I did a study that showed that it was taking nearly 16 years to do a procurement. Myself and the vice-chief at the time, George Macdonald, agreed that this was unacceptable. We sent a directive to the men and women in DND who worked on procurements to say that from now on the military has two years from the beginning of the time when it needs something to the time it finalizes the statement of requirements. It has two years, and I, on the civilian side, have two years to get it into contract.
In fact, according to the department's own information, in 2011, they reported that we were successful in doing that. Unfortunately—