Fair enough.
As I mentioned to Ms. Gallant beforehand, in terms of our preparation for disaster assistance and relief, this is one of our highest readiness contingency plans. It is rehearsed at least on a yearly basis and the personnel, equipment, and materiel are ensured and ready to go at the notices to move. On the execution, although that is prepared for any time of the year, we can move those notices to move even to higher readiness, based on our read of the situation.
For example, on this particular operation, on November 8, through our Canadian Forces integrated command centre, we had an awareness that something was brewing and that the level of disaster was such that it might trip an international response. That was when we were getting ready to ensure that folks dusted off the con plans. Folks were warned that there might be a requirement to execute various modules of the DART, but certainly the reconnaissance elements were warned to get ready.
It became pretty obvious a day later that we were going to at least have to pre-position going forward, so that the time between authority to engage with the Philippine authorities and our folks being able to do that was lessened. That's why we forward deployed.