One of the ways you can do that is by being far more interventionist than we are currently. The tools we use are passive. They require other companies to choose where they invest.
Using a defence industrial strategy, you would call out specific areas of interest where you wanted foreign primes. For example, you would say that this particular sensor or this particular capability will be Canadian, and our expectation while we're doing the contract is that this Canadian technology will be embedded in our variant.
If you start to be heavily interventionist—which in general we are not because we have such low volumes and it's always in any given moment in time—and if we change our thinking around, I truly do think there will be more opportunities for small businesses to enter these supply chains.
I'll stop there.