If we keep continuing and do not know where we are going to get the money next year, that is a serious concern.
Let us go to fusion and ITER and the $150 million this year with the United States contribution to ITER subject to grow to $300 million.
So what I want to be sure of is that it is adequately funded. Can you say categorically that it is?
The problem is our allocation. Our allocation does not allow it because there is the security part of the budget.
And this will not increase the cost of the W76?
I think Senator Alexander mentioned that we had that meeting. I remember it well on December 14 with you and the two chairs of the BRC, and ...
I think Senator Alexander, at least, and I will likely be in strong agreement that we have to move it, and we have to enable people to move ...
I want to find a way to get you what you need.
I would like to bring to the meeting what, if we took an aggressive position, could be done from the Department.
So it is not fair to say that we have ample supply for current demand.
I am very frustrated by it because we know what we have to do.