Mr. Chairman, the admiral or Assistant Commissioner McDonell may want to comment on the ongoing exercises.
The reality is, for the Olympics, this has been a huge exercise program. As we alluded to, there is a central exercise program that we have called, for a lack of a better set of titles, bronze, silver, and gold. Bronze and silver have happened; gold is next week. But there have been literally hundreds of other exercises, across the country in some cases, but mostly focused in Vancouver, as different organizations test out the various parts of what will be required for the security effort. There have been exercises that have involved our American partners. Some of them focused on the border. There have been ones with the military focused on the offshore, NORAD, and so on. There are a whole slew of exercises quite apart from whatever happens on the basis of a day-to-day working relationship at the border or between the military and the U.S. military.
I don't know if either of you want to add to that. It's a huge exercise program. There are literally hundreds of exercises.