It was set up when I was there.
It built on the congressional relations office that was set up when Mr. Gotlieb was our ambassador and the whole notion of engaging Congress more aggressively. But there was an evolution of thinking that said, well, we have provinces that have relationships in Washington that we should leverage, and we should be more active in advocacy programs using web-based or other advocacy tools.
I couldn't tell you how many people are presently engaged; you will have to get that from the department. But I do know that after 9/11 the embassy launched a very significant advertisement campaign to show solidarity, and also the Canadian participation in post-9/11 events served us very well. And there are other ways in which I think the advocacy group could be made more robust in terms of the kinds of roles we talked about today.