As I mentioned in my last answer, the cost associated with the deployment of the military capability is not a criterion that we use. We've identified the DART in total as a scalable unit and we are free to deploy as much of that capability, once given a direction to deploy. If we felt we needed more than what DART provided, and this was the case in Haiti—if you recall we had upwards of 2,200 people deployed in Haiti, as opposed to just 300, which is the core competence of the DART—we would then make that recommendation. Once the direction to deploy the DART is given, we have free rein to consider everything within that DART as deployable.
On December 10th, 2013. See this statement in context.