Absolutely. The fact that we had both the Minister of National Defence and the Minister of Foreign Affairs actually say something in DPU really is, I think, the way the government itself is acknowledging that it never got around to having a foreign policy.
How do you have a security policy when we do not know as a country what our foreign policy officially is?
There's a problem, again, in terms of informing Canada where we are supposed to be going. That has been the traditional purpose of a foreign policy. Of course, as we all know, we don't have one.