Understand what the requirements are to be able to deliver for the government's expectations. I believe we don't currently have the right balance between accountability and transparency processes, on the one hand, and politicians who keep saying that they will deliver for the military, that they will deliver the people, that they will deliver the kit. I don't think we can have politicians making those promises when they know full well that the processes and the bureaucracies simply aren't aligned to deliver that.
I'll give you the example of sonar operators. We're building all these fantastically expensive ships. Well, if we don't actually have the expertise to staff those ships, those will be sitting around in dock. With the F-35s, we have a significant challenge around pilots. I think these are all very attractive occupations. The problem is that most Canadians have never even heard of them. They don't know what a sonar operator is, let alone what this individual might do and how they're critical to the operation of a ship.
I think that's where we all have significant roles to play in socializing Canadians and familiarizing them with the Canadian Armed Forces as an employer of choice.