I think it's very important to note and clarify things here. For the defence policy, and from military advice, we needed two joint supply ships, and those are being built by Seaspan. Because we had lost that capability, we were mitigating some of that support through the work from Chile and Spain. They were supporting us through smart scheduling and making sure that, when our ships deployed, they were with other nations that could support them. We felt that, because of this gap, we needed an interim measure; hence, the reason the request was made for one interim ship, and that's what we have now.
We're very happy that Davie was able to fulfill those needs for us, but the interim capability gap is the one ship that Davie is completing now. The rest will be with two joint supply ships.