Thank you.
I want to go back to the issue that you raised, Mr. Bland, in terms of our experience with non-state actors in Afghanistan and in Bosnia. In the coming decades many of the peace operations, or whatever you might call them, might not involve two states and a situation in which you have the consent of both parties and the UN goes in and just basically monitors the situation. Increasingly you will be dealing with non-state actors.
I have two questions for both of you. First, in the long run, if that's true, then our thinking about peace operations or peacekeeping or peacemaking changes altogether and takes into account the recent experience in Afghanistan.
Second, you raised the issue of the Geneva Conventions. You obviously raised it, but have you thought about how the conventions ought to be amended?
Do either of you have a suggestion?
Thank you.