I have good news there, then, Dean, because in Latvia we're working in a coalition environment. There are 10 different countries working with Canada. Canada is leading in Latvia. There's a new training base being developed there. For our soldiers, a decision was made by the Canadian Armed Forces that the best place for them to complete their training was in that coalition environment, using the equipment and working side by side with our coalition partners there. Frankly, that was an operational decision that I agree with, because it just seems like a smart way to get the job done.
The challenge we are facing is not that we don't have great trainers or even great training capability in this country. It's our staffing problem, and that, I think, is job one. If you're suggesting that we need to do a much better job of onboarding people into the Canadian Armed Forces.... Last year, 70,000 people applied to join the Canadian Armed Forces, and just a little over 4,000 of them actually got in. That's not good enough. We have to do better, and we're going to do better.