The decisions made by other nations about their policies are theirs to make. The example I'd like to use...and Great Britain is a very good one, but so is the United States. They operate over a large area of Afghanistan. We operate in a specific area. In our specific area we have an interaction with the people, and obviously we have a strong interaction with the Taliban. As I indicated, in that area, if we were to divulge information it could give them advantage and it could affect our intelligence-gathering efforts.
So decisions made by other nations are theirs to make and not for me to speculate on. In our decision to protect our operational security and to protect our operations on the ground, we do not provide details on detainees.