I want to end with two questions.
If I understand correctly—and I think everyone has understood the same thing—you are disregarding your economic benefit policy to take part in the production chain. Is that correct? Yes, that is it.
Canadian companies will compete for contracts with the companies of eight other nations, including the United States and Great Britain. I want to know whether there is a mechanism in place to protest or, at least, contest if Canadian companies are not treated fairly. That is my first question.
My second question is this. Is it possible for end support service to be covered by a separate contract and for Canada to receive some protection, in terms of the $9 billion that will likely be awarded, so that the majority of end support service is provided by Canadian companies, as far as the Canadian contract goes?