I was one of the representatives who did the arguing the last time we campaigned for election to the Security Council. It was a very carefully orchestrated affair. It took a lot of effort. I think that's an essential part of what we've embarked on. There are good models to work on, because we had considerable success the last time, so I'm sure that the basis on which the government is working now has been well laid. That's one point.
Another point is that while I don't know quite what the politics are this time, one of the difficulties about persuading some of our European friends the last time was that they have a commitment to vote for each other. You argue Canada's case against that with as much success as you can muster. I was the one who had to do the arguing, and I didn't win them all.