On the funding we have, I'll answer the question about the support that our Canadian special forces provide. This is a very specialized capability. They need to stay at the cutting edge of this to make sure that regardless of whether it's nuclear or biological they have the right training and the right equipment.
On your bigger question in terms of an actual attack, that is far greater. For example, we work very closely with our allies, especially the U.S., when it comes to monitoring the situation with North Korea. From day one, we started looking at the various threats. We look at this from a defence policy review perspective, hence the reason why we had this committee look at what I felt was probably the most important piece of the defence policy, which is the security side of it.