Yes. I'm a little bit removed from the mechanics and also the policy side, but from what I know of the NDS, my feeling was always that we shouldn't be giving detainees to the Kandahar NDS. I'm not pointing the finger at them; they are who they are. They've got a job they're trying to do it. There's a war going on in Kandahar. The Taliban are trying to kill them, are killing them, killing their families. It's a very harsh, violent environment. But knowing what we know about Kandahar NDS, I would say they're not a suitable partner to be giving our detainees to.
It's very hard to protect people. You need a very rigorous, aggressive monitoring system. I think you could probably create that, but you'd really have to let them know that the second anything happened, you'd be knocking on the door of President Karzai, if need be, and there would be consequences for them. You'd have to be in there, maybe not every day but certainly every week. You'd also need to have relationships with them where you could get access. There are all kinds of caveats you'd have to meet first.