Thank you very much, Mr. Martin and Mr. Greenhill.
We'll go back to the government side, but I want to ask this question, and it's more to the Department of Foreign Affairs. In CIDA's statement that they gave here today, Mr. Greenhill said:
To manage these disbursements the agency is increasing the number of staff in Kabul and Kandahar as well as at headquarters. Our field presence has more than doubled in the past two years: we will have 35 professional staff working in Afghanistan by April 2008, compared to just 10 in 2006. (These figures refer to professionals only and do not include, for example, drivers, and so on).
He talks about 35 professional staff workers in Afghanistan compared to just 10 in 2006. I'm wondering if we could get the figures from the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade on the same type of calculation. Are we seeing a major increase in Foreign Affairs' staff in Kabul or in Afghanistan? How many of them are at headquarters, if there is a headquarters, and how many are in the field? I don't know if you have those available, but if not, I think it would be of some value if we could get that information.
Mr. Edwards.