Thank you, Mr. Chair. If there's any time left, I will share it with Mr. Hawn.
Thank you, Mr. Mulroney, for being here today. Just so everyone understands, we're operating under a motion passed by the Parliament of Canada and we are on that path--if that's a fair assessment--and the guidelines are within that motion that was passed in the House. I'm wondering if you would expand a little bit on that.
My other concern is that when we talk about what's going on in Afghanistan, so frequently we talk about the military and some of the other things that we're doing there, and we sometimes miss the fact that we have a number of police officials and prison officials there. And I believe I recently saw where we're going to enhance that and also perhaps pay for some of the Afghani police officials. I'm wondering if you could tell us a little bit about both of those things that I've asked there and explain it so that Canadians would understand that we are taking a broad approach to what we are doing there.