I would like to add a few points.
This is an ongoing discussion. There have been a lot of discussions between the Department of National Defence and the industry, including, for one, Quebec's ammunition industry, which you mentioned. A lot of discussions are happening. All the NATO countries involved in the conflict are having those same discussions with their industries. It's a challenge. Our materiel ADM participated in a NATO discussion in recent weeks to try to find solutions.
There certainly is a market. The U.S. sent over one million 155 mm rounds for the M777 howitzers. That market exists. The industry may be looking for guarantees, but it should see that a market exists. Canadian demand is not going to change how this industry needs to be transformed for the future. We're discussing it, but it's a huge problem for all the allies. I don't want to criticize, but there is a market right now. War is not a market we want to promote, but I think both sides have to take some risks.
Thank you.