I thank you for the question as well.
I think there's a real opportunity space here. As Dr. Huebert mentioned, we have very long-standing relationships, including information sharing and cross training, with the U.S. Coast Guard Arctic District, formerly District 17, and, again, well-established ways of sharing information through the Five Eyes. By creating the conditions for the Coast Guard to feed into that Canadian picture, by extension, it can feed outward to our allies. There's a real opportunity space with the Royal Danish Navy to also be working on consolidating that common operating picture in the Davis Strait and the Labrador Sea.
Within NORAD, giving the Coast Guard a mechanism to share its information lawfully with the navy and the Canadian Armed Forces more generally supports the maritime watch mission for North America. By extension, within NATO, with its increasing attentiveness to the Arctic and Canada's now very clear support for NATO speaking to Arctic issues, this is a real opportunity space to leverage all of the instruments of our national power and awareness to be able to contribute to that, and our allies will be very grateful.