Thank you for the question.
Not to be too discouraging, but to give a sense of scale, the DISH that have been announced are $50 million over two years, and there have been two or three announced. In a scale of billions of dollars' worth of announcements, it's very small and very limited in impact.
I will also say that it's not clear at this point that they will include their best researchers from our universities. It's mostly focused on federal labs. In other words, they are scientists who already work for the government. That, for me, would be another flag.
On the level of technology readiness, these DISH are set up to be at the end—TRL 7, 8, 9 and 10—which is fine for testing and prototyping. Again, we need a pipeline to get to these technologies at the end in this defence industrial strategy. You cannot just put something at the end of the chain. You have to work upstream. I would argue that this aspect is not in the DISH right now.
