No, I would not. I hope I didn't make it sound as though that is the primary consideration. I think it's part of a broader effort of moving us back towards a different place at the UN, and I appreciate that. There is tremendous power to be had in being in the UN General Assembly. There is tremendous power. I do believe the UN General Assembly is a good forum for Canadians to take Canadian values to. I do believe that. The non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council is something that countries aspire to hold, and I understand that Canada wants that position. I wouldn't suggest that it's the only reason, but it's definitely a part of the attempt to raise Canada's status at the UN. There's no question about it.
In the past 10 years or 20 years, just as a peacekeeping nation, which is a very distinct marker for Canada, that definitely didn't fit, because we were barely contributing any troops, and there wasn't that much activity happening. I think now we are trying to say that we're back. That is very much part of that packaging of our being back. I'm not so cynical as to say that it's entirely a public relations campaign or that it's a grand gesture, but I do think that it is something that Canada is doing to try to raise our status at the UN.