I presume it's a bit of a tricky thing to rely on missions to build up that practice.
In a different study of readiness, a number of military folks talked to us in terms of domestic defence as a kind of no-fail mission. When we're talking about multilateral missions, which from Canada's geography we usually perceive as being somewhere else in the world, do you see any kind of conflict between domestic defence requirements here in Canada versus participation in multilateral missions?
What I'm getting at is knowing where threats are coming from. I don't know whether you do any kind of threat analysis for Canada. How should Canada respond to what I think most of us generally perceive as two different issues of national domestic defence versus participation in multilateral missions?