It's just a little bit early to tell. There's an important meeting in a few weeks, in fact, that will look at documenting what has happened since the London conference a year ago, what the next steps are, and how the international community can organize itself and be coordinated to see who is going to help with what. I can tell you that one area that will be under consideration is how we can help with things like democratic institutions.
You probably know that Somalia has a unique history related to its culture and clan system. This is something that they are debating among themselves—the relationship with some parts of what used to be the united country of Somalia: Puntland, Somaliland, and so forth. All of that is the subject of very heated debate now, and for us as foreigners, it would be highly improper to engage in how they're going to deal with that. However, we stand ready for when they do have common plans so that we can assist them in a variety of ways, including technical assistance and advice.