General, excuse me for interrupting you, but I am allowed very little time. I know that you understand that rotation is in order for international missions.
Let me put two brief questions to you. If we want things to work, if we want to win the hearts and minds of the Afghan people, we must deal with the problem of civilian casualties. Currently, there is a serious problem with civilian mortality, and I would like you to tell us about it—because just now, we passed the puck to you, it stopped with you, and now you can no longer pass it on—i.e., the way in which NATO views the civilian issue. Unfortunately, people have been killed.
Secondly and this is my last question with regard to detainees, you mentioned guidelines. I can understand that you have guidelines, but after speaking about this to the Norwegians, I know that we need no guidelines, what we need is a treaty with NATO and with the Afghan government to ensure consistency and coordination in the handling of detainees. What do you have to say about this?