If I understand the comments from all of you today, it is about an evolution of the three-D approach, and to make it work in the reality of Kandahar. I can see you all struggling with some answers to this today. It's like you have an approach that seems like a sound approach, and then it has to be applied to the reality of Kandahar. That reality of Kandahar, as I said before, not only involves food aid; it needs an alternative for the farmers for their income.
These difficulties that have been encountered with the silos have to be solved, but not solved next year; they have to be solved immediately, because Kandahar and the climate the Canadian military are fighting in is at stake. That seems to be what has to be grappled with next. I'll be interested to see how you manage that.