Thank you for the question. I think this is the one project—I think it's been 12 years—that I was very happy to be able to make the announcement on.
Search and rescue capability is something that we all know is important to Canadians. More importantly, given the complexity with climate change in the north, we are the last resort. We need to have the best equipment, and these aircraft are going to provide a phenomenal capability.
I got to attend and participate in the SAR tech graduation ceremony in Comox which was nice. They talk about it helping their ability to locate much faster because of sophisticated equipment, so this is going to be an extremely fundamental change in how we do search and rescue. I'm looking forward to this, because it's going to help save lives and I'm happy about that.
On the LAV project, I'm also happy to say that originally the upgrade of the LAVs didn't include all of the LAVs in our inventory, and this allows us to increase basically all the complement of LAVs that the army needs. That's very important. Otherwise, we had to work out some other factors and maybe not actually have enough LAVs. This actually does that. That's how important this project is. It gives the army the proper mobility moving forward.
I just want to throw this to the vice-chief to comment on that.