Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I wish I had longer than five minutes because I have a lot of questions. It will be hard to pursue a line of questioning here. I'll do the best I can. I'll try to be succinct, and I hope we can all do the same.
I have just a comment first. I'm going to focus on research and development and whether we have the right model in Canada.
We are reaching the end of a study now, and this panel, similar to previous panels, talks about government mandates, government-funded demonstrations of technology, government procurement. I think some of these issues strike to the larger issue, which is the size of our country and the adoption of technology, the economies of scale, if you will, for commercialization and the uptake of technology among consumers. There is a gap between the consumer's aspiration and the consumer's ability to pay, and somewhere in there I think we're asking government to step in and fill the gap.
I want to talk about research and development and the model we have. Let me first just ask a question, because I want to talk with Bombardier.
You probably engage in a lot of research and development. Just to give me a sense of where you are at on the R and D scale, what are your most recent Canadian revenue figures, and how much of that do you invest in research and development?