All right.
Four years ago, I took part in the debates when the government said there was a capability gap and they planned to buy 10 Super Hornet fighter jets. However, we already knew that the CF‑18s were short pilots. The Super Hornet is a totally different aircraft. Pressure was applied and small issues arose in connection with Boeing. The government then decided to purchase second-hand Australian aircraft. Thirteen former Air Force commanders then said the whole thing was stupid.
As Auditor General, did you find the government's decision to buy aircraft more political than operational, given the shortage of pilots and technicians to handle what we already had?