I don't think so. If I may, I have several other questions, so I will move on to the next one. Thank you.
We expect the Royal Canadian Navy to play a greater role in the Arctic once you finally receive—one day perhaps—the Arctic offshore patrol ships. We know that this program is way behind schedule, and it is no longer certain that the operational capabilities of the ships—whose current construction is delayed—will be enough to accomplish everything we want.
Regardless of that, if the Royal Canadian Navy were able to fully participate in the operations in the Arctic, what do you think its role would be? How will it collaborate with the Canadian Coast Guard or how will it complement the Coast Guard's work? Tasks should not end up overlapping either. These two entities should each have a specific role to play in the Arctic. How do you see the work with the Canadian Coast Guard?