That's a great question, in that we don't have to remove anything because the troops are already here. They're already inland somewhere. The cost of the assault ships is very reasonable, and we have a navy that can escort them, including, hopefully, submarines. The Americans, the Spaniards, the Italians, all lease with Maersk. Maersk is the largest container ship company in the world. It puts together a ship, including crew, if you want, who sign a waiver to go into an operational theatre. But they will configure the ship to carry your specific kit and your troops. The marines are also contracting from Maersk. However, there are assault ships and keels are being laid, which the Australians have ordered, and various variants from France and the U.S. The good news is the cost is less and the crew is less than for a destroyer or a frigate. We're in the process of planning to replace a number of our naval vessels. So we would enhance our capability within the same budget, within the same personnel ceilings, if that's the case.
That's the good news.