We certainly want to make sure we have equipment that delivers for Canada and Canadian interests, in terms of both Canadian industry and national interests abroad. For any military, I think that means it's going to require some customization. In particular for Canada, because our situation is quite different from that of the United States, quite different from that of most of our European allies, and also somewhat different from that of Australia, where I lived for some time, I think it is prudent to make sure we take that into consideration.
The trade-offs are, as Mr. Williams points out, a matter of appropriate oversight throughout the process and, as Mr. Perry points out, appropriate accountability to the taxpayer to ensure we can explain the trade-offs we are making.