Sure. Thank you.
If I might say a supplementary word, I think the question points to the very interesting dynamic, and Artur talked about this a bit. When you look at the defence of North America and the threats to North America, so many of them are not military. It's illegal migration. It's drug flows.
With regard to the integration of all of the key government actors working together to look at all those threats, and that includes cyber threats, we have something called the marine security operations centres. We have one on the east coast and one on the west coast, and the RCMP has one on the Great Lakes. What's interesting about that, and it's sort of a microcosm of how to deal with the security of North America, is that Canadian Forces, DND, Canada Border Services Agency, Fisheries, the Coast Guard, Transport Canada, and RCMP all sit together in a fusion centre to basically take stock of what's going on on the maritime approaches or in the Great Lakes.
I would just posit that because I think it's interesting to keep that broader sense of how you actually defend North America and where do the threats come from. They are not all military.