No. Each unhappy procurement program is unhappy in its own unique way.
In the case of the air warfare destroyer, for example, which has suffered some significant delays, it came down to a perennial problem. We're always producing the first of class, and then we're never building enough to actually give us the learning effect as we go along. The first air warfare destroyer was a pretty rough experience in terms of learning how to construct the vessel. The third one, which is under construction now, is going along brilliantly.
The challenge for countries like ours is that we're always dealing with small builds. We've been through a history of penny-packet decisions. We'll build two; then we'll wait for a while and lose the workforce, and then we'll come back and build more. Hopefully this idea of a continuous build is the solution to start to get us into a routine of being on time and on budget.