Thank you so much.
I'm going to back to Mr. Kasurak.
In terms of the politics, again, you raised this as a major problem. There has been a delayed procurement process under both Conservative and Liberal governments. Public Services and Procurement officials have suggested that the government's rigid procurement process provides resilience against changes of leadership. We know there's been leadership at the bureaucratic level as well.
What other benefits could Canada's highly structured procurement approach provide? In your view, do the benefits of a rigid procurement approach outweigh the disadvantages?