I can provide you a bit of an explanation of how it functions. The Government of Canada's responsibility for marine security sits with Transport Canada. The DG of marine security at Transport Canada runs the network and convenes the talent to deal with marine security issues, and is responsible for the overarching management around the marine security operations centres.
Within the Department of National Defence, the primary responsibility for maritime surveillance and actions taken as a result of what we might see in that surveillance sits with the Canadian joint operations command. The MSOCs, the marine security operation centres we have—one on the west coast, one in Halifax—are housed on the military bases, but they are multi-agency organizations, managed by Transport Canada and housed by us. The overall marine security portfolio includes 17 different federal departments and agencies with various mandates. There are a lot of players. The MSOCs include Transport and Defence obviously, plus Canada Border Services Agency, the Coast Guard, and the RCMP, just to cover off the various aspects of surveillance and action that you might want to take as a result of that.