I made three points. First, over the next five years, we should be investing much more urgently in air defence and drones. It's going to take far too long to build that capacity with the conflicts that are coming.
Second, there is the absence of an industrial policy. There has been no consultation to say that we have to ramp up production capacity and jobs in these strategic sectors in Canada. There's a huge gap there.
Finally, there is also the need to make choices, to change this attitude of always doing a little bit of everything and spreading out expenditures over 20 years so as to avoid difficult political choices, that is to say, prioritizing the defence of Canadian territory rather than having a smattering of forces that do a bit of everything everywhere.