The north is a very big place, as you know, and whether we have it sitting in Yellowknife or in Trenton, there's probably not going to be any difference in terms of response time, in effect.
With respect to the coast guard, the coast guard has 18 icebreakers, seven of which operate in the Arctic. One of its missions, according to the coast guard, which spoke to us last week, is sovereignty--maritime security and sovereignty. I don't know whether that's changed in the last half-dozen years or so, but they do carry out that mandate and they do cooperate with the navy, as I'm sure you'd appreciate.
Colonel, the increase in capability, albeit maybe not as much as some would like, could you just repeat...? I'm not sure what you said, whether you agreed that the Arctic offshore patrol ships will add a capability? We'd maybe like more, but it does add a capability to our capacity in the north.