I'm not sure I'm in a position to honestly respond to that in terms of a judgment. I would say that relative to the size of our overall mission, we're doing a considerable amount in the broad area--not just reconstruction, but in the broad development area. We have people in positions that very few other nations have. We have a tremendous amount of influence in Afghanistan, right from the highest political level all the way down, given the kinds of commitments that we have there. We are leading one of the provincial reconstruction teams and, of course, we run one of the major regions in the south, so we have a tremendous amount of influence.
Should we be doing more? Someone needs to be doing more. We could go back to the issue of balance; I think there needs to be more contribution. I'm not in a position to say it should come from Canada, because it's not only our problem. As I said, this is a NATO problem; it's a western world problem.