There is an old quote that says there are lies, damned lies, and statistics. We have a report from the Department of National Defence that shows some statistics about how much business Canadian companies are doing at different agencies. It's a well-compiled report; it's based on solid data. What it doesn't do—because nobody has quite figured out how to do it that I know of—is address when a Canadian company has a subsidiary or an office in Stuttgart and they win a contract through that office in Stuttgart. We have examples of exactly that.
When we look at the report, as my granddaughter would say, “we want more better”, but we don't actually know what we're asking for, because we don't know the quality of the data that's there. We can only say that we want to do more, because we think that we have good products, good services, a good reputation, and that we should be involved in that.