On the Canada First defence strategy, there are a number of investments across, whether it's with regard to our naval, our land, or our air capabilities. Those were all outlined in CFDS 2008.
As we look forward, we will be bringing particular attention to things like cyber and space, and also intelligence capability. What the reset of the CFDS will be is what have we learned since 2008. The world was very different. We have enormous amounts of experience coming out of operations.
We think immediately of Afghanistan and Libya, but we look at our humanitarian assistance efforts, whether they've been within Canada, helping the United States, or globally. What have we learned and what do we need to be robust and agile going forward?
I think things like space and cyber really commend themselves in that regard. It's how we can do our partnerships more effectively with key partners like the United States, our NATO allies, and others globally, because none of us will ever have everything we need to deal with the whole array of security threats, which are totally global in nature.