Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I'd just like to go back. Right now I'm not 100% sure just which one of the three organizations I should ask to get the information back, but I asked a question about the Defence Analytics Institute and also about the value proposition to Canada.
Perhaps you could go back to the statements and the questions that were asked there. I think it's important that we would have that specifically: reporting on the recent activities of DAI—including that report, as it's a key component on how the government catalogues manufacturing companies in Canada that are tied in with foreign investment—and on whether or not the value proposition guide is being used today and how you would assess its effectiveness versus the old offset model.
If we could get that information from whichever source is best suited, I would appreciate it. Thank you, Mr. Waring.
On the other part, I believe it was Mr. Gray who was talking about the Build in Canada innovation program and the significance that is involved there. I'd like to get a little information on that. I believe you talked about the procurements in which some comes from Canadian businesses and some from places outside of our country. When you're purchasing and bringing things in from other countries, are they subjected to things like GST? How are you going to deal with the competition issue when it comes to our having a carbon tax and the other countries not having it? Have you done any assessment on that, or will you be doing any assessment on how that will impact our industry?