Very quickly, as a result of the compact, certain nations were given responsibilities to coordinate certain efforts. For instance, the United States was responsible for building the Afghan army. They have the prime responsibility, and they're supported by other nations, including us. Germany was given responsibility for building the police force. The justice and legal system has been given to the Italians. And it goes on like that. The British have been responsible for dealing with the poppy drug problem. Nations have been given primary responsibilities.
If you go through the whole range of the compact, you'll find that some areas are progressing better than others. But basically they all have a common goal to reach those standards in 2010-11. So it's a mixed bag of progress at the moment.
Development is proceeding very well. The army is proceeding very well. The police aren't as advanced yet. The drug problem is still serious there. And they're working on the justice system to try to have a sound legal system so that when somebody is arrested by a policeman, he gets due process. I think that has a long way to go, and they've got a lot of effort between now and 2010-11 to get to those standards.