I think we're underutilizing our own defence industrial base. I go back to my comments earlier that we don't have enough production capacity across NATO to meet the demands of Ukraine and re-equip ourselves as well as our allies. Ammunition in particular is an area where there seems to be a chronic shortage right now. Lots of our allies are stepping up to try to meet that.
I would note that the European Union's bureaucracy seems to have been able to land on a plan to start re-equipping...with ammunition before we have. Without disrespecting the European Union, I think we should find it a little embarrassing that they've been able to get their act together before we could. I think our ammunition capacity nationally, along with some others, is one that's being underutilized. There's a lot more potential for us to work collaboratively with more of a strategic plan, as Alan was saying, to better use our own national production capacity.