Thank you for your service, Mr. Chisu.
Yes, as you know, in 2008 the government published the Canada First defence strategy, which has been the road map for our capital investments in new equipment and kit for the military, but also the points of strategic emphasis.
Of course, any time you develop a military strategy, it will be affected by unexpected developments. For example, you've already asked me a couple of times about Canada's response as a NATO member to Vladimir Putin's increasing aggression. I don't think we saw that to this extent in 2008. In any event, that's why we believe there is a need to renew the Canada First defence strategy. We will be doing so in due course. If you have ideas that you would like to feed into that, I'd be quite happy to sit down with you and take those ideas on board.
I don't have a date, though; I'm sorry.