We're going to be receiving a lot of assets that have a significant amount of data. In terms of managing that data, having data sovereignty and having some of the things that we have in Waterloo or in the technology corridors here in Ottawa, like artificial intelligence that will parse through that data, Canada has those capabilities. We do have the capability to do our own cryptography, and we have the quantum computing capability that will allow for the next generation of encryption.
We've spent about 10 years rebuilding the shipbuilding sector, so I think we should be thinking about the next 10 or 20 years, because that is a sector that is now operational.
Last, our intelligence services rely on satellite information, and our population could soon be relying on low-earth orbiting satellites, which are made here in Canada. I think we should be declaring space cyber-deterrence and intelligence-gathering capabilities as sovereign capabilities. That's just a fraction of the many wonderful things we have here in Canada.