I also look at any improvements we can make in the department and in our processes as opportunities. What I think often fails to be looked at is that there are trade-offs involved everywhere.
We were just talking about buying foreign ships versus creating a Canadian industry that creates jobs and economic growth in Canada and is eventually self-sustaining in the sense that, once we ramp up our shipyards the way the Americans need, to have consistent builds, they're going to be able to produce cheaper and better ships in the process of qualifying Davie as well as Seaspan and Irving, so there was a choice to be made.
We may have been able to buy cheaper ships and get them a bit faster if we had bought them abroad, but a choice was made to develop Canadian jobs and the Canadian economy, and to have a self-sustaining industry in Canada.
Would you agree with the assessment that it's a trade-off and a choice that we made? This is for both of you.