I'm not aware of a request. Our plan at the moment is not to exceed the level we're in now. We're in about 2,300 to 2,400. At the moment we have the provincial reconstruction team. We also have people in Kabul and a few places around there. We also have the task force. For the next six months or so we have command of the integrated brigade in the south, which costs us two or three hundred people to have this command. We will be giving up command of that some time later this year and handing it over to the Dutch, at which time our numbers will go down two or three hundred, but we're slated to take over command again some time in 2007-08, at which time our numbers would go back to where they are again.
We're also looking at the possibility of bidding--in NATO you bid on positions--for the command of ISAF in 2008, when they will be completely in control of Afghanistan. And if we were to do that, that could cost us a hundred people. That's where it stands.
NATO has not asked us for any other contributions, so no increases or anything like that.