I'm going to move away from that.
Earlier today a Canadian military convoy was ambushed by a suicide bomber in Kandahar. Fortunately no troops were injured, but the attack did damage a Canadian military vehicle, the RG-31 Nyala. I would like some comments on that.
I remember in the early deployment—which would highlight your previous comment that the nature of the mission has changed—sadly, some Canadian troops were killed when their Iltis jeep ran over a mine--or it was a suicide bomber, roadside bomber, or whatever the case may have been--back about three or four years ago. As our mission has changed, our equipment has changed. I know the issue of tanks and everything else has been raised. Can you give us an assessment, your opinion, of the fact that the mission has changed, and tie it together with the fact that we've needed to change the equipment on the ground there, and give us some indication of whether or not the equipment the forces have over there right now is adequate to do the job?