Good. That's good to know.
Just a quick question. From a fiscal perspective, I like the sound of reducing the amount of time and effort going into technical specifications from a project perspective, analyzing what your needs are and handing them off to Public Works, or whoever else it needs to go to. It seems like a common sense approach. I'm wondering, there've been some recent media comments about reorganizing the Canadian Forces. I know the government's put out the position of getting some of the people out of the bureaucratic end of the Canadian Forces and putting them back into front-line positions. I'm wondering if any of the people who are doing this are coming from the procurement area. Is this going to affect the number of people working in procurement by simplifying this process, or are we just simply reducing the amount of time?