Thank you, Chair.
I was interested, Professor Saideman, in your comments that Canada could and should do less with less, given the constraints on military expenditures.
We've been criticized for spending too much money to do too many things, and not achieving all those things, and trying to be all things to all people. In your scenario of doing less with less, could you tell us what you would leave out? That involves priorities. I'm thinking of domestic priorities, the SAR and those things that we don't do well enough at the moment. But at the same time, you said we could do NATO and NORAD, meet our obligations there, provide international support for missions, with less money. Can you tell us, is there something you would leave out?