Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to follow up on my question in the last round. I'm going to give you another quote, and this time it's not from a military perspective but a diplomatic perspective. It's a quote attributed to Afghanistan's ambassador to Canada, Mr. Samad, who was quoted in November as saying:
Canadian aid isn’t going far enough... A foundation has been laid, but we have to build on that foundation to make something of it. Whether in Kandahar or in the rest of Afghanistan, we have to find ways of putting Afghans to work. We need public works projects that can employ young people, instead of letting the Taliban or the drug traffickers employ them... The people in Kandahar want to see projects that are much more visible. They need hospitals that function, they need an honest and effective police force... We have to go beyond wells and irrigation ditches. There have to be bigger infrastructure projects.
I provide that quote to you because the previous quote was from General Henault, and he's saying that the mission isn't balanced. Those are his words, not mine, from his quote.
When I hear from CIDA's perspective, am I right that we have six people on the ground in Mission Afghanistan, six new CIDA people in Kandahar...?