That's an excellent question. Some of the answers appear in the report this committee tabled in June 2024.
I'll just point to two of a number of important recommendations, 15 and 17, which are on the importance of developing sovereign industrial capabilities here in Canada. That must be done in a manner that is, obviously, connected to issues like interoperability and working with allies. It's not only about investing in the Canadian industry in a sovereign context. It's also, again, about connecting in terms of the exchange of information and securing contract exchanges, both within Canada and with our allies. You point to these in the report.
Other things you point to in the report are recommendations 12 and 13, where you indicate a more modern procurement system using electronic means, such as the electronic procurement system we've put in place in recent years, the CanadaBuys platform, which is an open, transparent and easily accessible platform.
These are the sorts of things we believe will support the procurement reform that we need to put in place.