I just have a couple of questions.
On the issue of the national interest, if Canadians believe that we're doing good, in terms of their understanding of what good means, then Canadians will support these kinds of excursions. There might be a situation when we have a national interest in pursuing a particular matter abroad, yet Canadians don't believe that we would be doing the kind of good that they agree we should be doing. That would be a problem.
My sense is that in Afghanistan we have not been able to convey a national interest. They believe that we're trying to do good, but that has not been brought together with the idea of the national interest.