Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I just want to go back to something that someone on the other side said; I forget who. This would be for Mr. Ross or perhaps one of the uniforms. The implication was that, because it was a joint proposal, maybe the Canadian-specific requirements for capability were somehow lost.
I would suggest that because we operate jointly with these allies around the world and in North America, in fact by doing a joint proposal with joint requirements, the airplane that we eventually come up with will have probably more capability than the strictly Canadian requirements, and therefore it gives us some options for meeting unknown situations down the road.
Is that a fair statement, Mr. Ross?