For those pieces of kit that are under the OWSM framework, they are achieving those results, according to National Defence, which you have cited. There is still a lot of equipment within the air force, the army, and the navy that is not operating under that contracting framework. As a result, some of this equipment will have hundreds of contracts that will need to be managed by National Defence. It becomes very difficult and inefficient to be able to manage that. It becomes very difficult to hold the companies accountable, and it becomes very difficult to achieve cost savings. What we've found is that until the department moves the OWSM framework out into other existing pieces of equipment, it will not be able to realize the savings and the efficiencies you have identified.
On February 7th, 2012. See this statement in context.