On equipment holdings, we guard our security very closely. That goes without saying, because it's a matter of life and limb of our soldiers. At the same time we insist that given the various fleets of vehicles—be they tanks, light-armoured vehicles, reconnaissance vehicles, or trucks—there are spare vehicles in theatre. That is our number one priority. Theatre is our number one priority.
We look at our stocks of equipment back home and ensure that in theatre they have everything they need to be successful. Indeed, with the priority ones we force or push spare parts forward to make sure those vehicles are serviceable. So when we look at where we are in terms of vehicle states and serviceability, it's always a snapshot in time. When we have significant operations and vehicles that are damaged, the challenge is how quickly we can turn those vehicles around by either getting them fixed or replaced.
So I guess I would say to you that we have a lot of data we could provide. It's always a snapshot in time, but we ensure that in theatre they have not only the vehicle fleets, but spares behind.