Thank you very much.
I'd like to continue a little bit on the education. Certainly, the testimony here today, Admiral, clearly outlined the challenges and the misconceptions and misperceptions. Yet, our population may not understand the change in threat, they may be viewing us from a previous time, and believe that we continue to have a capability and do great things that we once did. I look at the Kosovo air mission, or Libya. We probably couldn't do that again today.
Parliamentarians, yes, are one thing, but even parliamentarians don't have the depth and level of expertise to be able to adequately communicate. There are many in your community who share your perspective, but we seem to talk only within the community.
How do we take those experts within the community, and get them to have conversations with the broader Canadian public, so we can educate more effectively around the threat and around why NATO is so important to Canadians and Canada in NATO, not just Europe for Europeans?