I think the mission has been stuck in a mode of trying to create a working relationship with a government that had no intention of working with the mission in the first place. By allowing the government to impose a number of restrictions over the years on the mission, the mission has lost its capacity to actually forge events on the ground or to try to be an actor rather than a passive reactor to events. There is a need to have a shift in the way the mission reacts to changing dynamics on the ground.
It's starting to do that. Recently we had peacekeepers rescue a number of humanitarian workers in Yei. For UN workers in Yei, that was a very good development. We need to see more of that and we need to see peacekeepers actually protecting lives more actively.