Well, the question becomes how well we outfit them to be able to facilitate our helicopters, because, remember, that gives the Coast Guard the ability to have a much greater reach in that context. Now, you put it in the context of whether it's a risk to send the Coast Guard vessels north when we don't have a proper fighter envelope protecting it. Remember that NORAD, despite the types of difficulties we face with the Americans, is still functioning at a very high level of performance.
If we were to enter into a kinetic situation, where in fact we are dealing with an actual attack over the North American continent, then the American protection would once again come into play in this context.
What does that mean for the Coast Guard? The Coast Guard would be there in its ability, with its increased security orientation and, of course, in terms of observations and data flows—everything that Bill C-12 is offering and everything that the DND transfer is offering. They will be part of that system, but your point is—