There is a bit of a different perception of safety when you're fighting a war.
On the one side, we really value the procedures that were maintained to ensure that all of the security for their transportation and usage was tested. Now the first shipment is in Ukraine.
However, you also need to understand that there is always a balance between safety standards and pressing need. If the brigade is unarmed, all talk about safety and security is very theoretical because, tomorrow, these people could be injured or, unfortunately, killed if they are not equipped and don't have armoured vehicles to use—whether it's to fight or for evacuation.
We do value this specifically for the rockets. While is is very important for us all to ensure that the needed safety and security measures are maintained while they are being shipped or used in Ukraine, for many other types of equipment we have a different perception. Urgency very often prevails with us, because that's the choice.
I would like to thank DND's approach in helping us build these capabilities—providing not only armoured vehicles and other types of weapons, but also kits of spare parts and the maintenance to support them. It's very important because it keeps those weapons' most efficient for use, and in the longer term too.
I want to reiterate that we really appreciate it.