Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
Thanks again to the witnesses for their responses.
I want to return to you, Mr. Leuprecht, to continue our discussion on some of the parts that you mentioned in your opening statement about ways we can create more resiliency in light of the demand on the Canadian Armed Forces, and some of the existing programs to mediate some of that crisis. Of course, there are far more tools that have to be implemented.
In your opinion, is there value in having a dedicated force, like the one you are describing, that is tasked with responding directly to natural disasters, building climate resiliency and helping to secure and resettle refugees internationally, as well as climate refugees here in Canada, domestically? The Canadian Armed Forces has already committed to some of this work through the DART program. I'm sure you're very familiar with that. What kinds of capabilities would such a force need to make a constructive contribution to our allies when responding to crises, particularly environmental crises and disasters internationally?