Sure. Thank you, sir.
The JSS are not providing just refuelling capabilities, which give the Royal Canadian Navy the ability to operate on longer distances for a longer period of time and therefore also help to provide a needed allied capability. The ships are also going beyond their predecessor's ability, to essentially provide a medical clinic on them and carry more cargo. It's not the ambitious ship that was initially envisioned back in 2008, which was then cancelled. It has the ability to carry limited troops and helicopters. It has some of the capabilities you would normally associate with an amphibious ship, but at the heart of it, it's about giving the Royal Canadian Navy the ability to operate at sea for extended periods of time and for long durations overseas.