You've mentioned an important point in terms of con plans, contingency planning, for Canadian Forces and whatever various elements you're doing. A lot of that, by the way, is learned at the Canadian Forces College. I know that both of you are probably graduates of the NSP and have worked with whole of government on that course, which is a tremendous building block.
On these con plans, the DART just doesn't sit on the bench waiting to be called in. You're looking ahead. You're seeing something happening in the world. You're working with your whole-of-government partners in DFAIT and other departments. You see something brewing in the world, so you're actively looking ahead.
As you said, you dust off the con plans, but there are already contingency plans in place if you need to activate them. You're looking ahead for the relevancy as to what you would do, and you would preplan various courses of action if you get the call. Would that be correct?