The new air assets that we have are serving a number of functions, and I had the great pleasure of accompanying the ministers to travel in a Canadian Chinook last week. First of all, we're able to deliver people, civilian and military, to places they have to go. We're not going to be doing as much road transport. It doesn't eliminate road transport, but it allows us to get people around. It makes our Canadian Forces more mobile, but certainly when we talk about the Griffon helicopters and the UAVs, they give us eyes on the situation. They are already making a difference in terms of spotting, for example, IED implementation, ambushes, and things like that.
So it has added a big dimension to what Canada can do, and it has also sent a very powerful message within NATO of Canada's continuing engagement. We are building up to 2011, when our mission ends. We're not losing focus. We're not losing commitment. That has been a real positive addition to the NATO effort.