The munitions supply program is an effective tool. It's a strategic program that allows us, to the question I had before, to do some planning ahead. I won't say it's perfect. We just conducted an evaluation of the program, and we're going to put some recommendations forward.
To give you an appreciation of it , within the MSP itself, in 2023, over $470 million was expended on various types of munitions, from small and medium to large calibres—nine millimetres, 25 millimetres and larger calibres.
I think ammunition at the moment is getting a bit of a sour assessment because of the 155-millimetre ammunition that we want to produce domestically. Again to my planning piece, this is not easy. We can tell industry that we need a 155-millimetre artillery round produced end to end in the country, but that does not happen in weeks. Infrastructure investment is required. Technical data packages need to be procured from the United States. All kinds of things need to be done from a resource point of view before we're in a position to do that.