With respect to the Arctic, conceptually I think it makes sense. Already there's surveillance information that's fed into NORAD, so then, if you go to the control side, you're dispatching ships to address whatever the unmanned aerial vehicle picked up on in the Northwest Passage, and it would make sense for it to go through NORAD. This is what I'm arguing. Canada and the United States, perhaps initiated by Canada, need to get together and figure out how to work cooperatively in the Arctic, which is a huge leap, really, from where we've been for decades.
If that were done, then you would want to have a coordination cell, if you like, to deploy these ships. Why not NORAD? Otherwise you'd be looking at Northern Command working with our new joint command, a new amalgamated joint command. NORAD might make more sense, especially since the surveillance information is being fed into that organization already.