There were a few things there.
Yes, as you indicate, to be able to simultaneously meet NORAD and NATO commitments, it is 88 aircraft. It's obviously not all 88 by virtue of maintenance and training and other things that happen, as occurs today.
With the Australian legacy Hornets, of which right now we intend to acquire 18, we've gone through various steps of their disposal process. I've got a very clear indication of interest in providing 18 to us. We have received what's called a letter of cost proposal that gives us some of the details. That is going through final cost validation by our CFO and others. We've signalled that we want to receive them.