Thank you. I find that comforting, because I have a cousin who is serving our country in Latvia right now with NATO, and I have a niece who is out serving in Halifax and may be deployed. It's important that the equipment we are designing and the research and development we're doing are suiting their needs, as well as those of all Canadian soldiers. It's important to have diverse teams out there.
I want to pivot my questions to Mr. McDonald.
In the past, we've spent some time talking about colleges and their unique role. As we're embarking on this dual-use research, what are the particularities that make colleges very well suited to this? I will point out that we've heard, for example, differences in the way IP is owned, as well as differences in overhead.
There are some advantages with colleges that I'm hoping you could elucidate.