There's a lot of merit in looking carefully at that type of model. That would obviously require additional resources, people and specific training. The focus has to always remain on that type of operational war footing that you described. We're not going to ever look at other public servants to deploy abroad and do those types of things, but the Canadian military has become de facto the only federal supply of easily deployable human labour to do a lot of different tasks. They also come with a command and control structure, mobility and a bunch of other aspects.
Some of the things we're asking them to do domestically could be done by some construction companies, as an example, on a standing-offer basis. We've seen the use of the Red Cross for some of the pandemic response. I'm not convinced that we necessarily need the military specifically to do other aspects of that. We could have other arrangements set in place to allow the military to focus on the other tasks that we can't ask anybody else to do.