I'm going to have our CFO answer that question.
In terms of NATO the contributions we have made in personnel, in our contribution to Latvia, our frigates in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea are a persistent presence with air policing as well. In my last NATO defence ministerial meeting, I was very proud to announce that we were returning to the AWACS program, which the previous government had abruptly pulled us out of. This is about showing greater unity. Canada has always played a leadership role. We were one of the founding members on this. Our contributions, not only financial, but also in personnel, are significant. I can assure you this is welcomed by so many of our partners, especially when I met with the Secretary-General, whom I got to host at NORAD headquarters. We demonstrated to them that while Canada is making great contributions to NATO, we also have other responsibilities, especially to North America when it comes to NORAD, and also to the Asia-Pacific.
For more detail, I'd like to pass it over to the CFO.