Thank you very much.
This is more of a comment on peacekeeping or the prospect of sending in more military help. My understanding is that we have 11 members of the Canadian Forces there now. We are stretched pretty thin worldwide, so the capacity to do it is one question. Also, in the region of the Sudan I believe there was a specific request that only African soldiers be engaged. At the very outside of this, we are contributing some $235 million per year for the military aspect of it. I think that would be a substantial enough contribution.
I see we were asked to provide a deputy commander, but we declined because the multiple national rules of engagement make it very difficult to operate, even for a deputy commander. Maybe it was a wise decision not to participate. I'd like you to comment briefly on that.
On the issue of corporate social responsibility, you mentioned Canadian companies. Maybe you can tell us what companies those are specifically. In short, what types of violations do you see them committing?