I think certainly having some of the capabilities.... In the case of the DPU, it looks more like equipment purchases than capabilities. It's described as, “We're going to buy these things.” I think that at least gives a signal to industry on the direction we're going to go in in terms of what we're going to buy.
From that perspective, it does contain important and very necessary commitments to how we are going to start to build up our defence industrial base. What it doesn't do, though, is distinguish between what will be sovereign and protected, if you want to call it that, and what we will acquire from other nations. That's like a shortcoming of the policy itself. I'll leave it at that.