Well, the Americans of course say that's the purpose of it, and of course the capacity of the system is even well below that. I'm not saying that we shouldn't be concerned or do nothing about North Korea. I'm saying that I agree with the testimony—and there were also Foreign Affairs people who testified to the same effect—that there's no military threat to Canada from North Korea.
I also believe very strongly that we should make every effort to work the on non-proliferation front. This was the approach, with multilateral negotiations and the full range of international non-proliferation architecture, that was brought to bear to get Iran off the track of developing nuclear weapons and to get them back into the fold squarely on the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
There have been some efforts on that, desultory efforts, and six-party talks with North Korea on it. I believe it is absolutely fundamental that those talks be re-energized, and I believe that it is the most effective way to bring North Korea back into the fold. Canada can play a role there.