Thank you, Mr. Chair, and thank you for coming as well.
I also had questions about drones, so I guess great minds think alike.
On that, my question is more general around the capabilities and the preparedness for the constant evolution of the nature of combat, war or security. When we look at our briefing note from the Library of Parliament about how NORAD began, we see that drones are a perfect example of the ever-changing face of combat and how relatively cheap it is now for an adversary to have eyes in the air, essentially. In Russia we're seeing the impacts of some of the usage, as well as actual combat.
What is being done to prepare? We talk about F-35s and all of the big capabilities we need—and we still need them—but are we focused as well, and is there planning on the evolving nature of combat?