Currently, as I understand it, between the munitions supply program and the government contracting offices, there is a back-and-forth conversation with what the next generation of round would look like and how much Canada would be willing to purchase itself, because obviously it needs to purchase it and then either donate it or have it for what we need for our own stocks.
That conversation has been ongoing prior to the release of the DPU. The sense of urgency we would expect in making investments in this particular area, moving it forward and then contracting out to industry is just not there in the way we're certainly seeing it in other nations. At this point, the Americans have made more investments in 155 and propellant in Canada than Canada has made in it. Next week, I will be at IMT for the opening of their new line for the Americans.