In my note, you will see that I make reference to the U.S. FFG-62 frigate program, in which they did everything the way we ought to do things. They demanded a proven parent design. The Type 26 was not even considered—you were non-compliant if you proposed that. They demanded off-the-shelf, highly developed systems. That doesn't mean they're not going to be modified, as Christian said. Everything is modified—you're not buying a Chevy off the car lot—but the degree of modifications is minimized, and then the integration risk is minimized.
They said, “We want all of these systems. We want a proven design. Here is the budget. Now, go ahead and organize yourselves the way you want, and we will choose.” That whole process was launched and decided on in a three-year period between 2017 and 2020. That's how you do it. That's how we should have done it, and that's how we should do the next 12.