Great. Thanks very much. It's good to have one last go-around here.
When we were in Washington, one of the things that was talked about was the way in which people account for their expenditures in the military and the talk of the 2% of GDP demand from the United States. I was wondering, given that we're dealing with estimates, whether we've given any thought to counting our expenditures the way some other countries do, which would make us get credit for what we actually do.
That's really my question. It's not about whether we're fudging the figures or not. It's that different countries count different ways. Some are getting credit for a bigger effort than Canada because we're not accounting for things the same way.
I just wonder if there's been any attention to that from the minister.