I have one question before we shut down questions.
As you can see, the committee is quite concerned about a number of things happening with the strategic concept, especially on the issue of NATO transformation and capacity of our allies within NATO because of deficit reduction in all the countries. Some of them are fairly significant in some of our allies.
As we're going into Chicago at the end of the month, you have capabilities, or that's something that's going to be talked about. When talking about capacity, we know that some of our allies will not have the same asset base that they've had in the past. Someone raised the point that there may be revenue shortfalls experienced by NATO if some members, because of deficit reduction, aren't able to pay their entire share. Does that mean we may be looking, from a political standpoint and a military standpoint, at bringing in new members?
I know that Ukraine and Georgia, among others, have expressed NATO interest and possible membership. Would that be a way to enhance capabilities as well as fund opportunities?