I would say we are recapitalizing the air force on a case-by-case basis, through a transactional approach right now. Without a long-term strategy in place, we'll keep going through this process of having a transactional approach. That's one of the recommendations we've made in advance of the defence policy update coming forward: to have the government provide funding and to have the government provide that long-term plan.
Industry right across the country and supply chains on all sides depend on predictability, transparency and knowing where we're going to go next. That long-term industrial strategy is absolutely key. We see other countries doing it. For example, the defence policy update of the Australians is substantive. It identifies where they're going as a country and identifies the investments. Then also, straight from the top, from the Prime Minister down, there's a commitment for a long-term industrial strategy.
How do you utilize the industrial base? We have much to be proud of here in Canada with respect to aerospace. We're one of the very few countries that can design a plane from start to finish. That's something we should be incredibly proud of.