I'll start. Maybe we can get to some specifics, but I think this is a tremendously good-news story. As you know, the Indo-Pacific strategy came out in November 2022. The Canadian Armed Forces and the Department of National Defence tried to move very quickly. We had that third frigate in the region within weeks.
Equally, I know it doesn't sound particularly interesting, but I will have analysts—people physically posted into the region, to be on the ground constantly—there within weeks. That isn't bad for the purposes of going into foreign countries, getting accreditation and being allowed in. That might not be so interesting in terms of what they do, but we have army forces looking for different exercises to do in the region to do capacity building—or partnership, as I like to call it. These are very capable countries, so we're partnering with them.
Special operations forces are quickly moving out. We've named one exercise and there are others that they're doing. There are a lot of activities. The fact that we have two frigates in the region now, going from exercise to port visit, delivers a tremendous Canadian presence in the region.