Thank you for the question, Mr. Chair.
Just as a quick clarifier, it was my co-founder who came from SpaceX, as well as a number of other engineers.
The exciting opportunity for Canada is that SpaceX and Blue Origin are going to be preoccupied with their own demand: Starlink and data centres in space, as well as the lunar missions that were recently announced through NASA. There's a large opportunity for really any country to come in and replace Falcon 9. That's the global opportunity we see. Canada is right at the precipice of beginning that journey, and I think that's where we've been able to bring in a ton of engineers and experience to make this happen.
We're really focused on being the most un-innovative launch company, at least to start. That's because getting to space is a very difficult challenge. Even if you procure the IP and you purchase the plans, it's really important that you bring in the experience of folks who have seen it and done it before, and that's a key part to our strategy.