Thank you. I agree that Wi-Fi coverage is another critical example for rural communities. I represent a riding in downtown Toronto, and there are some condominiums that are made of concrete blocks, so it's hard to get Wi-Fi there, but I don't think that I can relate much to that, or that my constituents can.
One of the areas that my constituents are very concerned about is health infrastructure. I'm curious to know whether you're aware of any examples around dual use, given the magnitude of the investment under your accounts in defence spending. We know that there's a tremendous need to build health infrastructure in the country, not just bricks and mortar but all kinds of infrastructure. Are you aware of any instances in which the concept of dual use is being applied, for example, to protect our supply chain with respect to essential medicines, or other forms of infrastructure that might be of direct benefit to the health of Canadians?