Mr. Chairman, that's an excellent question.
A number of Canadian companies have developed software for the JSF program. I bring your attention, and I think it was referred to in earlier testimony, to the company NGRAIN in Vancouver. NGRAIN's technology is actually going to be used for monitoring the maintenance of the low observable stealth codings on the joint strike fighter, not only for Canada but for all the partners. That's just one example of a number of examples of where Canadian companies have developed software for the joint strike fighter.
Another good example that I like citing is Adacel. It's working on the voice recognition software for the joint strike fighter. Actually, our pilots will be talking to the aircraft, and the aircraft will be able to recognize the commands that our pilots will be giving it, and that software is being partly developed in Canada. That's quite an amazing high-technology development.
Those are just two examples of many that are out there right now and are actually being employed in the JSF program.