Yes, the $8.5 billion was not a cut to the defence budget. We had to clean up the balance sheet before we brought in the policy and the new money. We were simply moving money to when projects like fixed-wing SAR will arrive. Because of accrual accounting we have to put the money with when the equipment comes into use. That is the answer on that point.
On your other question on IT procurement skills, as you saw today tabled in the national security legislation, CSE will be assisting the CAF. Between the armed forces and the Communications Security Establishment, I can tell you that there are computer skills second to none anywhere in this country. In terms of cyber and what both those organizations can deliver, it is exceptional. I have no concerns whatsoever on their capability to develop cyber defence and proactive cyber operations that are world class.