Thank you very much, Chair.
I'm going to come back to my question on defence of the Arctic and kind of skip the sovereignty issue and go to interest, because depending on how you look at it, if foreign ships are going through what we call Canadian waters, there will be some police oversight necessary. The same thing goes for some sort of air defence as well.
I do wonder if you're perhaps downplaying as well the buildup that we see from Russia with naval bases in ports and a greater emphasis on sea-based capacity in the north as well, and being prepared for that.
Again, getting back to that question, we'll skip the sovereignty issue. But we'll focus on the projection of power and our ability, whether it's a military conflict or not, to at least be able to police an area that we view as our zone of influence.