A communications expert could make specific recommendations in that regard. In my opinion, that is exactly what is at stake. If the political decision is taken to indeed commit Canada to an operation like the one under Enduring Freedom in Kandahar, which is the opposite of our traditional position, or of traditional types of engagement, the question is whether Canadians will be willing to adopt this new role. Do we want Canadian Forces to do that kind of thing in the long term, and will Canadians support it, or is this just a temporary role? If that's the case, a long-term commitment would mean that Canada would play a traditional role, and we would not have to justify the presence of Canadian Forces in combat operations rather than when it is involved in a reconstruction effort.
I have no specific recommendation as to how to present this role to Canadians, except to say that we are upholding the Canadian principles of human rights and democracy, which is one way to gain their support over a short period of time.