That's a great question.
I guess I would probably not characterize any of the SpaceX capabilities as spy satellites. Really, they are communication satellites that are designed to provide high bandwidth communications to a consumer or customer.
Now, I know that in the interests of understanding how that might work in a military context, there has been use of Starlink capabilities on the U.S. side to better understand whether or not that would serve a need for more communications. I don't think we can ever have too many communications capabilities in a military context.
As for our reliance on it from a Canadian perspective, we're not reliant at all on anything like SpaceX or Starlink for conducting any of our business, which isn't to say that at some point we might not want to use SpaceX or another commercial provider for satellite communications, in addition to military satellite communications, but that would be the same as using the Internet.