We, the Canadian Armed Forces, go in accordance with Global Affairs' foreign policy on what exactly we're going to achieve. I did peacekeeping back in 1993-94 in Croatia. We manned a zone of separation between two warring sides. That was very traditional peacekeeping.
The kind of conflict that we see in Africa, for example, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is almost war fighting. It's a very difficult situation. The types of security situations that we're seeing where there's intercountry conflict are not what we would call “traditional” peacekeeping. That makes them that much more of a challenge. However, I'd step back and say that there may be a broader Global Affairs perspective on that.