It could take a long time to answer all that.
Right off the top, Canada invested in R and D in WESCAM and invested in our Dorval division, which was CAE at the time, to develop the integrated platform management system. Those two systems are globally accepted as world-leader capabilities. It was that research and development co-operation with industry, as opposed to ITB value proposition investment thinking, that made those capabilities. If you look at CAE, they are world class in training. We should continue to develop that kind of capability. We have other industries—Bluedrop Training, for example—that are very good at that. We have great capabilities in cyber-technology.
I've talked to the president of NRC. If we were to collectively get industry to look at and map out where Canada really is the leading expert in capabilities, and invest, really invest, in those capabilities, we could be competitive in the future.