I will stay within the time here.
We have provided about $4 billion in military assistance, but at the same time there's much more work to be done. One of the challenges we have faced in providing that assistance, as Mr. Bezan pointed out, is getting those deliveries done in a timely way.
One of the things that we have done is we have provided all of the spare ammunition, for example, that we had. We have sent it to Ukraine. As a consequence, Canadian stocks are somewhat diminished, and we have to replace those, but Canadian manufacturing and the production lines have somewhat of a limited capacity. We have now put money on the table through the DPU to invest in those production lines and money for long-term contracts to increase production. Recognizing that it takes time to increase that production and acquire those munitions, we have also made deals. I've entered into MOUs with the Czechs—