There are only four meetings. If we could obtain that information as quickly as possible, that would be good.
I'll begin with you, Mr. Asselin.
Thank you for appearing here today. Thank you for your work on behalf of the U15.
It's interesting. Some of the concerns that have been raised at several studies have a certain theme to them. It's not about the quality of the work or the researchers that we have, but about bridging that gap—that notion of the valley of death and taking that quality idea, the IP that's being generated here, and bringing it to fruition in terms of seeing it scaled and becoming a proudly Canadian company.
What would you say is the current state of co-operation between Canadian universities and colleges and the defence industry?