Thank you.
I think the size of the military that's involved does make a difference, so obviously Lithuania is very circumscribed in the kinds of capabilities and the numbers they can devote to any particular task, so they are forced to specialize quite heavily. Therefore, for countries like that there is a significant interest in developing an arrangement whereby they can specialize quite clearly and leave it to other people to do various things for them.
What we've seen so far from Canada is that smart defence is essentially going to mean a continuation of our status quo military posture. I know that some of the witnesses who have appeared before you have essentially said that smart defence for Canada is going to be more of the same. We've seen that the Canadian government has pulled out of two of what would be considered smart defence initiatives. The AWACS contribution and AGS are coming to an end.