We're addressing that in a number of ways.
First, our priority is building up Afghan national security forces, so we have Canadian Forces mentors who are working with the Afghan National Army. We report on this quarter by quarter and we are seeing success in terms of the ability of the Afghan National Army to mount security operations where they need to mount them.
Policing is, I think, more of a work in progress, although we've established a police training centre at our own PRT and we're beginning to have some success at the local level. We're also bringing in more RCMP and civilian trainers.
I talked about the governance support office. We have Canadians who are working with institutions like the Ministry of Interior, which manages the police. The new Minister of Interior, as one of his first acts, fired a number of police chiefs in different parts of the country. We think we're seeing a change there, but I won't suggest that it isn't a big, big challenge that we have to stay focused on.