Yes. I'm referring to the command and control. For example, Australia has done more with less than we have, but they were subcontracted for East Timor, after the UN's disaster where its civilian staff were slaughtered as a result of insufficient security forces.
But I'm really talking about the chain of command, the command at the top. I appreciate that the U.K., for example, in Sierra Leone, took it upon itself to grab it from the UN and go in there with the SAS, sort the thing out, and then hand it back to the UN. So I'm talking about the command level at the top, because I don't have to tell you that when you bring 30 different people into an op centre and tell them to run the op centre and they're all from different countries, it takes a year to get the thing working.