Thank you.
I'll share my time with Mr. Dewar.
Now, we're here to talk about post-2011 civilian-side development or non-military contributions. I note that in 2008-09, Canada spent $227 million on programs in Afghanistan. We understand that the PCO was working on a projection of a $550-million program over the three years following 2011, which from what we were told the other day is now $300 million—$100 million a year for three years— and which seems to be a cutback by about half of what we've been spending up to now, or at least lately, and also a reduction in what was being projected.
Can you tell us what programs are being eliminated as a result of this cutting back to $100 million a year from our relatively current commitment and what was projected up until a week or so ago?