When the Government of Canada chooses to sole-source....
Very quickly, there were two controversies during the First World War. There was a conscription crisis and war profiteering. Canada has a tool box to ensure that there is no profiteering and that costs are very well controlled. I mentioned in my talk that Public Works is currently reviewing the cost and the profit policies. Costs are assessed. There's very little wrong with the cost policy in Canada. A whole group of auditors come in and they assess your costs and they tell you what they are.
Then there's the whole discussion around profit. The U.K. has said that when there is a thin market, you have to have directed contracts or sole-source contracts. Many years ago, the U.K., separate from the points Alex was making, said it needed someone with business acumen to be sitting there looking at—