Yes. Again, making sure that we have the equipment to support our men and women is absolutely vital, and you've made a very good point.
We have had a number of successes in the procurement area. I mentioned the C-17s, the Hercules aircraft, light armoured vehicle upgrades, medium to heavy-lift helicopters—those are what we have successfully delivered to the armed forces.
Going back to my meeting in Halifax this past weekend, we were right next door to the shipyards that are undertaking the shipbuilding program on the east coast, and there is one, of course, on the west coast. All of these are contributing to that readiness that you talked about that, quite frankly, was absent a number of years ago.
Yes, we have to continuously look at these and try to move forward, to make sure the men and women in our armed forces have the equipment they need.
Again, there are challenges. Procurement is a big file, needless to say. We've had these challenges, but there have been successes. I mentioned a number of those successes. Again, the reports I get back with respect to the shipbuilding programs on both coasts of this country are underlying that concern for capability for our men and women who serve our armed forces. This is what we have to have, and we have to continue in that vein.