This is a fascinating question.
In November, we had a round table with about 100 IP lawyers in Quebec. They run a fantastic initiative about how this country effectively gives away free IP, going back to the Avro Arrow. This is what we're observing. Look at the investments we've already made in the F-35 and the investments in, for instance, the German-Norwegian consortium.
The way we structure our IP, whether it's in research or in the way we operate critical infrastructure, is not strategic in terms of making sure it stays in Canada, which is why I'm so concerned that the safeguards that the executive at AECL talks about will not be effective, because I'm not sure they understand how readily they can be circumvented.