You are correct. It is a constant prioritization of where the demand is coming from for the Canadian Armed Forces' services. What is it the government would like us to do? What have we made commitments toward? How will we manage crises that arise and come forward? What tools are available to us to support that moving forward?
The training that's often required, which is so helpful in natural disasters and emergencies.... It's just a formed group that can communicate and move itself to a location and be prepared to be involved in a domestic disaster response. That doesn't necessarily require the high level of readiness in training and skill sets that are needed—