I think what's critical about Canada's defence policy is finding a balance between Canadian sovereign capabilities and Canadian industry. However, I think we have to recognize that, when it comes to operating abroad or overseas, especially in competition with China and Russia, we will very likely have to work with our allies to develop capabilities.
For example, Canada is not in a position to develop a sixth-generation fighter on its own. It has to work with Great Britain, Italy, Japan or the United States. We have choices to make. We have to recognize that, to be on the cutting edge of technology, we have to work with our allies. That might mean a little less investment within Canada, but it also means more advanced operational capabilities.