To follow your political point, Admiral, when I went down to look at the Irving shipyard and saw the coastal yard, I thought it was amazing. They are looking almost like the Hyundai yard, which I saw in Korea. It is very modern. I'm sure they will be capable of doing surface ships when the time comes, and the thing about it that I think Canadians don't understand—and they showed me the graphs of the x billions—is that more money is being spent in Ontario on that ship than in Halifax, but nobody in Ontario knows that. No Canadian voters in Oshawa realize they have as big a stake in building that ship in Halifax as the Haligonians do. They all think this is some big boondoggle for east coast shipping. It's not.
These defence contracts are a supply chain that is spread evenly right across the country now, and there's very little public knowledge of that.