Thank you.
My next question is for Mr. Fadden.
In your testimony, you mentioned a couple of points that struck me.
On substantive threats, we need to make sure that the country recognizes the threat we're in, and there's often gridlock due to the fear of litigation. If we can learn from our allies, are there any international models that are working with regard to speeding along procurement or potentially waiving the procurement rules that we spoke of? For example, do the British or the Americans have a plan in place?