I can take a first shot at the answer on this one.
I would agree that we need to be better at reaching out to small technology companies, and I'd say academia as well. In the last two rounds of calls for proposals, we have done business differently. We've changed our business model.
You may be familiar with DARPA in the U.S., the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. They put out those calls for proposals. Essentially, they put the problem out there, and they ask for any company, innovator, or academic—anyone who has something to contribute to solve that problem—to come forward.
We recently held workshop days at which we invited anyone to address a set of topics we had on surveillance in the north. It is a priority for the Minister of National Defence. It is in his mandate letter that we support Canadian sovereignty in the north. We've asked for anyone with any piece of technology or solution on that to come forward, and we've had a very successful engagement with, I'd say, a more diversified set of innovators.