Again, we must look at the current numbers.
It was less than 1% in 2015, and we've now brought it up to 1.4%. We're going to be close to 1.8% in 2028, and then we'll reach 2% in 2032. Those are very clear numbers. They're obviously going up.
As we move forward with this bigger budget for the armed forces, we must ensure that we meet the CAF's needs and make the Canadian industry more resilient and competitive, so we can build a partnership with the U.S. industry, among other things. When I spoke earlier about the naval strategy, I gave the example of the Icebreaker Collaboration Effort, or ICE Pact, which works very well. We will be able to provide other regions of Canada with icebreakers, which other allied countries need as well.