I really can't, Ms. Gallant, because I didn't work down there. But there are CIDA people in that PRT, and I guess the picture you should get is that of PRT with a Canadian lieutenant-colonel as the commanding officer, because that's how we operate in the military. There's a senior diplomat in there, the guy who replaced Glyn Berry, and there's a senior CIDA officer in there—with help. It's the CIDA people who plan, coordinate, and manage the development projects; it's not the CO of the PRT doing that. His job is to help them do that by providing the security and technical assistance they need and a place to live, because you can't go and live in a guest house in Kandahar until that insurgency is settled.
On October 23rd, 2006. See this statement in context.