What you've described, Deputy Minister, as the core part of what we fund—about $157 million of the estimates—is meant to go towards common funding. There's another $62 million that goes to what is called NATO security investment, which includes the communications and IAM infrastructure that supports it. Finally, there's a small amount that also goes to logistics and centres of excellence.
I could say, too, that the security investment fund funds initiatives such as the airborne early warning, ground surveillance and expansion of NATO command. It's all-encompassing, in that sense.