Thank you very much.
I'm interested in what you did, and you talked a little bit about it. Other than telling somebody in a report, some of which you were the author of, some of which you were co-author of, some of which you were a contributor to, many of which went to 76 addressees and covered many topics, not just one, did you ever go to the Afghans and talk with them about what was perceived or what was alleged?
You did say you didn't pay as much attention as you should have, that there was a war going on, and you didn't follow up on things--all of which is understandable, because there was a war going on. Likewise for General Gauthier, for whatever anybody might say about getting along with each other, there's a war going on.
Did you ever do anything to actually follow up on those things in theatre? I sense a bit of regret in your testimony that perhaps you should have done more. Did you ever follow up on any of that?