In the overall vision, as I said, the number one focus is always making sure that we invest in the number one capability of the Canadian Armed Forces, our members, and making sure of their care, and also that we have the right sized force.
Within the overall policy, the reason we named it “Strong, Secure, Engaged” is that Canadians expected, during the consultations, that we would have the right resources and be strong at home, whether in supporting domestic operations and our sovereignty, or having all the right capabilities, and that is one of the real focuses there.
The other portion is to be secure in North America with our number one partner, our ally, the U.S. That's one of the reasons we're going to be starting discussions with the United States on NORAD modernization and the north warning system, to make sure we are looking at all perils and all threats and that we modernize our force to keep in line and build a proper system, the system that is going to be needed.
Finally, there is engagement in the world. We need to do our part. Multilateralism is important, but to do that we need to make sure that we have the right sized force; hence, the reason we're going to sustain the level of operations that our government or any future governments ask of the Canadian Armed Forces, but, more importantly, to make sure that we have the modern equipment to be able to do it, including a modern navy and a modern air force and enough boots on the ground with our army and the right capabilities to be able to carry out engagement in the world.