It meets all NATO standards. In the NATO standard, it says that coast guards would be required to deploy to an operational theatre. They need to have that capability to be counted under that 2% spending, whereas our Coast Guard, as we've heard under testimony, is definitely not capable.
I'm giving that as one example of not meeting the proper spending in it's self-reporting to NATO. In fact, I would refer to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, which is the global standard on determining government spending. They've singled out Canada, saying that we've only actually spent 1.5% that has met the NATO spending requirement. We have not met it, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute's study, and we have been singled out by them.
What makes up that other...? That's a lot of money—another 0.5% of our GDP—that doesn't qualify as NATO spending, according to them.