Thanks, Mr. Dewar.
First, on UN personnel, one of the reasons Canada tends to have a lot of people in senior jobs at the UN is because they act as UN officials and they don't have a Canadian agenda. It's why Chris Alexander's work was recognized. We don't think of Kai Eide as a Norwegian, although he is a Norwegian and a very distinguished one; we think of him as a UN official. We will expect Mr. Galbraith to act on behalf of the UN. That's a fundamental objective.
Secondly, we've been working very closely with all of our partners, including the U.S., to ensure that we have a sensible and practical plan for southern Afghanistan. At the end of the day, our objective is the same as the U.S. objective, and it's certainly the Afghan objective. The objective is success. The Americans realized going in that there were a lot of things they were going to have to learn in the south. I spent a lot of time in Washington, Kabul, and Kandahar talking to them. I can give you a specific example.