We've followed the local reconciliation agenda through the reconciliation priority, which, from our perspective, has been led by the Afghan task force at the Department of Foreign Affairs. To be honest, I don't have a lot of information or analysis on CIDA programming.
Nevertheless, local governance and reconciliation is certainly something that can be supported by CIDA, and indeed there has been some intervention, I think, on the Independent Directorate of Local Governance. That agency itself has been identified as somewhat problematic, and you see that also in the brief. Further analysis is necessary.
Our interest in local-level reconciliation tries to reflect the reality that Afghanistan is a decentralized place, with a great diversity across geography and culture and where authority is actually isolated in those pockets. Therefore, support for those localized structures, which are often informal, is critical for the process of developing peace, as I mentioned.