It's interesting. It goes back to the previous question. Mr. Bachand asked why there isn't success on all of these.
The CF-18 replacement is not programmed until 2016-17. As I said in my opening remarks, we took the last delivery of our R-2 upgraded fighters last Thursday--an enormously successful program: off-the-shelf upgrades designed with U.S. Navy-proven systems. The air force are absolutely delighted with their upgraded F-18s, which will last us, clearly, from 2016-17 to past 2020. Because we have structurally managed the air life of the platform, we do not require a new fighter until 2016-17.
As you know, we are participating with the United States in a joint strike fighter program, which is an MOU. It is a memorandum of understanding between the governments. So either you could have an open competition, which would include other fourth-generation fighters, or you could acquire joint strike fighters through the MOU.