We're committed to February 2009 and we certainly will see it through to February 2009. There's not any circumstance I can imagine that would divert us from that. All of NATO is committed to that period and beyond.
In 2009, or as we approach 2009, because somewhere in 2008 we have to make those decisions, as I said, based on our running assessment of what we're achieving over there, the government would decide whether to maintain a commitment at the current level, increase it, decrease it, or basically withdraw.
From my point of view, when we tell NATO we're going to be there until February 2009, that's like a contract. We've made a promise to a bunch of nations. For instance in our area, the British and the Dutch are there because we're there, and that's three nations with the Romanians working together in that area to try to bring security there. So we're there at least until February 2009. I don't have clairvoyance to know what's going on beyond 2009, but that's a decision point for us and it's a clear decision point.