First, the answer is that we don't know. Second, on legal grounds in the United States, they are not required to defend us. Because of our co-location and our integration with the United States economically and elsewhere, it is in their interest to defend us.
At the end of the day, [Technical difficulty—Editor] of the United States. We don't participate. We don't commit. We don't want to invest. It's sort of a roll of the dice for Canada. It depends on a variety of strategic scenarios about what such a volley would look like, where it's going, how quickly it can be identified in terms of targets—