Mr. Ziadé, you spoke earlier about the need for stability and decision-making to support and spur on innovation and production. I heard that comment.
Right now, the Liberals are still standing up the Defence Investment Agency and the defence industrial strategy, but as we've heard in testimony, this is without embedded strategic threat assessments in those plans, without consideration of prekinetic threats that we're facing and, indeed, without a national defence strategy—surprisingly enough—that would guide economic, strategic and efficient procurement planning.
In your opinion, in the context of stability, is this harming the stability?
We have this laundry list of shopping that doesn't really seem to have a plan. Is that impacting your decision-making within the industries that you represent?