Sir, the Marine Institute provided a phenomenally high-quality graduate to the navy in both the combat systems and the marine engineering technical trades. I will give them that; they are a wonderful school. But they are one of about 60 schools across Canada that could do the same job.
So, while the navy had created this beautiful relationship with the Marine Institute that generated these sailors, and delivered about 90% of the navy's requirement in those technical trades, the Canadian Armed Forces, which is an integrated system with the chief of military personnel who's responsible for a good element of our education and programs, developed a more economical program using all of the colleges of Canada, called the non-commissioned member strategic education plan—or something like that. I only know it as NCM-SEP. The SEP was more economical for the Canadian Armed Forces to get into, so we moved from a very expensive, gold-plated program to a more economical, broad-based Canadian program.
I do not know, sir—and I'll have to get back to you and take it on note—whether we're cancelling the Marine Institute program. I do not know of it being cancelled. I know of it being reduced, but I can provide a more pointed answer to you.