If I could just make a short statement to back up what we're saying here, I think the authors of that study, when they finished, ought to have recommended that Canada withdraw from all UN missions. If you use the same statistics, you'll recall that about a month ago a Canadian officer on duty in Lebanon was killed in operations. That was 100% of the Canadian contingent. So UN operations are obviously much more dangerous than anything we're doing in Afghanistan.
On another hand, if their conclusions are true or have some value, then I think that policy alternative paper should have ended with a recommendation for greatly increasing Canada's mission as contributions to Afghanistan, because the situation is very dangerous--but it's just not worthwhile.