I don't think that we are in a position to comment on the policy decisions of the government. I do think that, obviously, when you look at a given point in time, the factors of what is reasonable and what might be a challenge for the departments or the forces to respond to might be different.
As we mentioned in the report, historically—I guess before 2016—the focus was on meeting the NORAD requirement, and in 2016 that changed. Our point in the report was that it is not only about acquiring additional fighter jets. You also have to have a plan for having the technicians and the pilots to operate the fleet.