Thank you, Chair.
Thank you, folks, for coming.
Through you, Mr. Chair, I'll probably deal mostly with Mr. Bland.
You talk about the administrative delusion and you talk about the experience that commanders on the ground got in the former Yugoslavia and how that may or may not have been passed on. With that planning experience, will military planning experience and capability always lead the government's ability to develop policy, because it's those folks, the young Hilliers and the young Natynczyks, who bring that experience that government members don't have? And what's the responsibility of government to listen to that experience?