At the top level, Canada is an outlier, and not in a good way. As I mentioned, we don't have a defence industrial policy that's in any way even semi-documented. Most, if not all, G7 nations do. There are some really good examples. The British have a great one. The Australians, in a country our size, have another one. I think we are definitely an outlier in that way.
We also are an outlier in the way in which we do not aggressively use our procurement tools, which are multiple in the tool box, to strategically choose and incentivize certain sectors of our economy. They all dovetail together.