Yes. It is clearly an unknown, but obviously having different scenarios before you as we move forward over the next ten years is critical. Also in terms of being able to exercise those capabilities, you need the right tools, and given the most screwed-up procurement program of any country I've ever seen.... This is a whole different topic. In terms of wanting something but it doesn't go through the channels I would consider to be logical, there are too many fingers in the pie. Then we announce things that never get delivered until well into.... By then they may become either obsolete or considered to no longer be needed because of the process we have. I think that having those strategies on paper is important, but then having hand in hand, ordering what we need based on certain factors—presumably we can't be that far out in terms of what we think will happen down the road. Watching what our neighbours are doing and why they're doing certain things is important.
I thank you for your answer.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman.