Absolutely.
My role is to inform the military partners—the Canadian Armed Forces, the various environments, army, navy, air force, SOFCOM, and so on—of new technology developments that might have an impact on their military capabilities.
For example, if there's a new threat of, say, a new laser or a new cyberattack tool that the Canadian Armed Forces might be affected by, my role is to inform them of those technology developments. It is also to help develop the technologies to support the development of those military capabilities, and also to inform about the technologies that are presented to the department by various companies as to the robustness of the claims that are made by those companies, the validity of those claims, the quality of the technology, the maturity of the technology, and so on. It's technology advice.