I would maybe bring it back one more step, which is what I mentioned in my opening remarks. I would agree that Winnipeg is a huge hub for aerospace. There are a lot of phenomenal companies there doing amazing things. When we look internationally as to how this is done, first you need that national security strategy to identify what those risks are to the country and to the CAF. Then that industrial strategy needs to flow from that and identify out some of the capabilities that are required and that respond to that threat.
One of the pieces we've been talking to government about for a while is a full index of the capabilities and capacities we have here in the country. You need that full understanding of what we have. We have a high-level understanding, but there's so much amazing capacity in this country that I don't think the government even fully recognizes. If we take a look at aerospace, I can go through the list. We're leaders in simulation, engines, maintenance, overhaul and production. We're one of the very few countries in the world that can design, build, certify and maintain an aircraft from nose to tail. It's something we need to preserve throughout that industrial strategy.