Obviously, as I mentioned in my opening remarks, NORAD is an evolving organization. We always attempt to remain relevant, not only to the Canadian government and to the public but also to our allies and, most importantly, to potential adversaries.
We're always looking internally at whether we have the right capability. This is where NORAD modernization is going to help. It's going to provide enhanced sensors to increase our air domain awareness against the evolving threats that exist out there that may be coming mainly from Russia and China but also potentially from other countries.
The additional piece—Strong, Secure, Engaged—is going to provide additional air capabilities to NORAD in the form of the F-35s that were recently announced, as well as the strategic tanker capability, which is going to give us increased reach and increased capacity across our areas of operation.