We work very collaboratively with our U.S. Coast Guard colleagues, as we do with our navy colleagues. We exercise together, and we work together. We own and work on the maritime environment from an information-sharing perspective, and we are sharing that with our key domestic defence, security and intelligence partners, but that is also then provided with some of our partners that have concerns in the Arctic—the U.S. is one, and Norway and Denmark. There's a collective effort under the Arctic Coast Guard Forum, ensuring that we are ready and able to respond to situations.
Having a greater awareness of what's on the water helps the Coast Guard prepare for situations that we have to respond to. It doesn't necessarily have to be a security perspective; it also can be from a safety perspective, and we talk about cruise ships or an environmental response and how we work together.
From a NORAD and a maritime warning perspective, it's being able to provide the information that can help support that effort as well.