I think when we started this project we said that the navy needs a ship and it's urgent; you have no supply ships. You want us to do this and we're going to do it quickly, in a lean manner, fast, and we're going to give you all the military systems you want, to have full interoperability with the fleet.
To come back to that point about how shipyards become efficient and how shipbuilding projects actually do end up working, you just have to look at some of the shipbuilding projects in Europe. As I've said, you have five different shipyards in Germany and each shipyard is building super blocks, big blocks, which are all taken to one shipyard. The blocks are fully outfitted with all the piping and electrical systems in them already. They get slotted together, and quickly. Speed is the biggest killer for any shipbuilding project. The longer a project takes, the more inflation gets added to it. They can go exponentially out of control, as you see in Canada.