In fact, in the current fiscal year plus an additional six months, so over an 18-month period, Canada's given us $3.3 million. It's divided between Syria and Iraq. It comes through different funding streams although we tend to see it as effectively one war. That's just the way things are organized at Global Affairs.
Canada is the most generous donor at the present time, or perhaps it's tied with the European Union; it depends on the conversion rates. The problem is not that Canada should give more; the problem is states, including states that draw very heavily on our material, that give nothing. This is our fundamental problem. The CIJA, because it is a criminal investigative body and performs a task that would normally be done by public authority, doesn't fit properly into any country's or the European Union's normal donor funding streams. We simply don't do normal NGO stuff, if I could put it in crude terms.