NATO has been a cornerstone of our international policy and it remains so today. We make a lot of valuable contributions there.
To turn to some of the previous conversation, I worry that we've put so many of our eggs in that particular basket. We have a lot of positions there, a lot of staff, and we have the regular meetings there, but there are other places in the world where Canada has interest. I'd look at the Indo-Pacific region in particular as an area where I'd like to see Canada put that type of sustained regular investment of people, of time and of presence that we put into Europe. That's not to discount what we get from NATO, because that's very valuable to Canada's defence and security, but looking for that level of commitment and engagement elsewhere, I think, would benefit the country.