Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I have to say that today's testimony from all three of our witnesses has been fantastic and scary all at the same time.
When you start talking about.... Professor Huebert was talking about the sharing of technology with the Americans and the reason we should be part of AUKUS, the Australia, U.K. and U.S. agreement. When you look at the quad dialogue that exists between Australia, Japan, India and the United States, we're again absent from the table.
The reason the Americans are willing to share technology, not just submarine technology.... If you look at our Canadian surface combatants, we're talking about putting the Aegis system on all our combat vessels. It speaks to the concern the Americans have of being able to protect North America from air-breathing threats, especially with hypersonic cruise missiles, knowing we're going to need to be more vigorous in having technology and being part of the entire solution.
Can all three of you quickly run through the list of what we need to do on the capitalization of defence technologies? What are your top five priorities, whether they're submarines, over-the-horizon or other technologies that we need to defend the Arctic.
Mr. Massie, do you want to start, and then Mr. Huebert can go?