There is no doubt that we should be doing far better. There is no doubt that, given where Canada is located, with our friends to the south and with what's happening in Europe, Canada is very well positioned to play a bigger role at NATO. From an industry point of view, and for the reasons quoted before, we are very challenged to make a big difference. The participation in the AWACS replacement will go a long way toward having Canadian companies more embedded in what's happening from a technical point of view and a business point of view at NATO. These common programs bring upon us far more benefit, because when you're in the headquarters and you're walking the halls, although there are limits due to security, you are still able to meet, discuss, advocate, and lobby. It's these events that add to our value in participation.
It is clear that in many fields we have world-class products. Yes, we need to choose companies as opposed to broad participation. We need to pick and choose carefully, because this is a long-term game, at a very sophisticated level of technology.