My answer could cover a number of aspects, but I'll focus more specifically on the national stockpile.
We are always in contact with our colleagues in the security community to stay aware of the risks in Canada. With this information, and with particular attention to health sector capacity in Canada as well as supply chains around the world, we have a stockpile management approach that reflects these risks. We also update our stockpile to make sure we have the equipment to address those risks.
For example, before the pandemic, we only had $5 million a year to manage those risks. Now we have $220 million a year. We used to have 168,000 square feet of space, and now we have close to 1 million.
It's really different from before the pandemic. We have assets today that are roughly $1.3 billion.