The answer is simple. We have to be integrated with the United States. We do not have the capacity or the will to invest the dollars needed to develop our own, based on our research and development capabilities, to deal with, particularly, hypersonic threats.
It's unclear, at least for the moment—because details are sparse, and I understand why, for security reasons—whether the over-the-horizon systems will be able to deal with the hypersonic problem. We need to integrate. The United States is integrating air and missile defences. We need to follow suit. The issue becomes what aspects, in terms of economic benefits and involvement with Canadian companies and relative to the Canadian economy, can be integrated in this, given that we are already integrated in the defence industrial sector.