I can start, and then I'll hand it over to my colleague, the assistant deputy minister of infrastructure and environment.
At the moment, we do have, within the future fighter capability project, very clear objectives and milestones for all of the associated infrastructure required to support the F-35 fleet. There are interim capabilities, structures and constructions that are meant to mitigate some of the delays for the permanent fighter squadron facilities that are meant to be finished in the early 2030s.
When the first F-35 is due to arrive in Canada in Cold Lake in 2028, we expect to have sufficient interim infrastructure available to operate the F-35s and then continue—