I'll just speak on the perception, because I think George knows far more about the reserves, and we've made some very specific recommendations.
I talk to a lot of analysts from abroad, and they're perplexed. They're perplexed that a country of our size, a country of our importance and a country of our geography, is not a country that really does produce that kind of document.
We look at Australia, to which we compare ourselves very often. The Australians, I'm sorry to say, have it right. They have it right and they've had some trying choices. They've had some difficulty and all that, and they have really bitten the bullet. They've had a white paper. They've got a full defence policy and all that, and you know what? Thanks to that, they're much more effective.
People do ask us why our government, particularly with our huge geography and our presence and our past contribution, can't do that. That's the perception that they have outside. I can't change their perception until our government does it.
With regard to reserves, George, maybe you want to speak, because we've been very vocal on our reserve forces.