I certainly think one of the key pieces of a defence industrial policy would be that you need CAF-DND to articulate the capabilities it needs for its force projection. It comes from CFD, basically, to force development, and from the CDS to articulate that the CAF needs certain capabilities for it to force project in line with Canada's aspirations under its foreign policy. That's a starting point.
From there, you would ask, “How will we look at our current defence industrial base and identify capabilities that will enable that, and what capabilities are we are missing that we will obtain perhaps from our allies and/or that we want to build in this country for the future?” That is the foundation of the questions you would ask, starting a defence industrial policy, in my opinion.