Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I thank everyone for coming. It's too bad you hadn't come, actually, much earlier.
There were five things I got out of your presentations. One thing is that we've underestimated the effort. Second, it's a deteriorating situation. Third, there are some hopeful signs. Fourth, there is a lack of political will, both here and abroad, and particularly in NATO. And fifth, there is the need for good governance.
With regard to the issue of good governance, what is it going to take, particularly if you have to build from the ground up, at the village level, if you're going to in fact show the clean water and the power in the schools and all those things? What will it take to effect the kinds of things that Ms. MacDonald and Ms. Armstrong have mentioned? What will it take in order to have that on a much more nation-wide basis, for legitimacy for the government?