I would certainly come back to my original assertion, and it keys on what has already been said, that there's a need for dramatic urgency, in my estimation. I also think there's a need for more money. As Michael has quite rightly pointed out, defence inflation is probably 4% or 5% per annum.
I remember standing on a jetty in the bright August sun in 2007, when the Prime Minister was 10 feet away saying we're going to use it or lose it, and I'm going to have six to eight AOPS. Well, 10 years later, we're now beginning to move the modules for ship one into place.
We simply can't operate at that pace. Literally, the money in the imaginary pot in the sky is evaporating at an astonishing rate. I would emphasize the necessity for real urgency, because in the final analysis we're not being prudent. We're not saving the public the money that we say we're saving them. It's going to cost more.