I guess so, if that's what we're doing. I'm going home. It's been a long day.
To follow up on previous questions about the rangers, we have talked about increasing the number of rangers. In relation to Operation Lentus and, of course, the restructuring of the Canadian Army and having a homeland force to deal with things like natural disasters, should we be expanding the rangers to include the southern regions of Canada so that they can help with Operation Lentus?
As well, we often talk about the rangers being our eyes and ears of the north. We have a large border that we want to be increasing security on. Why not use the rangers to be our eyes and ears of the 49th parallel, through the Great Lakes? Of course, let's not forget about the Maritimes, which have no ranger units at all. We could utilize a lot of indigenous people in those regions to provide expertise.