Yes, and it remains that the core protection objective is a ceasefire.
What we were trying to say in our comments is basically that within this conflict we always believe there are judgment calls that can be made and that there can be restraint in how one addresses civilian populations or the issues of the mixing of civilian and combatant populations. The deploying of a humanitarian envoy in a protection capacity—the ProCap team in the UN, which has protection experts, including three from Canada—can help generate scenarios and possible suggestions. Despite the fact that there's a core objective of a ceasefire, we also believe there can be micro-decisions and that micro-options can be made available. We were calling for those as well, because we believe that every possible effort should be taken to try to mitigate the effect on civilians.