Canada's industrial transition to Type 26 frigates

What teething problems could Canada face when moving from AOPS construction to Type 26 frigates, and how could they be reduced?

There will be problems, but allied Type 26 experience and the industrial continuity provided by AOPS should reduce the risk of repeating the same mistakes.

Canada should still expect difficulties when moving to Type 26 construction. British and Australian programmes were far enough ahead to provide experience that Canadian planners could use. Learning from those programmes would reduce the chance of repeating their problems, while leaving scope for different Canadian difficulties. AOPS construction had also helped prepare the domestic industry for the transition.