Again, I defer to experts like you, but it seems to me common sense that you don't buy outdated equipment. You don't buy equipment, whether it be aircraft, whether it be seagoing vessels, whether it be the armoured vehicles that we're using, that are difficult to supply, that are difficult to get support and parts for, that are in some cases not well suited for the task at hand.
That was one of the biggest complaints about the interference, the political football that the Sea King helicopter became. The cancellation was for political reasons, not tactical lift reasons, not anything to do with the capacity of the EH-101.
So it's all of this overall information about the utility, the costs associated with it, the openness of the process of procurement. But most importantly, and first and foremost, as you know as an ex-military person, will it do the job? Will it stand up to the test? Will it protect the individuals who are operating this equipment? I think that, first and foremost, is always in the minds of the Canadian Forces when they're making these important decisions.