Mr. Martin, it's going to be rather difficult for me to try to pull off the top of my head the precise troop commitments of the 26 countries of the NATO force. But when we extended the commitment for another two years, NATO, and also the United States because there was still Operation Enduring Freedom at the time, had committed to providing certain troop levels, and these troop levels are still increasing. Individual countries are still increasing their numbers, and this process has not ended.
I think the commander of ISAF, that is, the commander of the NATO forces in Afghanistan, has identified, beyond what he has today, that he wants about two more battle groups, a few thousand more soldiers, and those negotiations are still going on.