That's helpful in terms of my own thinking.
We're looking at peacekeeping missions. Sitting here for two seconds and listening to you, I understand there's a colossal number of factors that make them successful or not. There are the complexity factors. There's the culture of the peacekeeping teams. There's the culture of the local community. There's the training of the peacekeeping teams. There's the diversity of the teams.
If we were making recommendations for Canada—because Canada would like to be a larger part of the UN—what is it that...? We must have learned something from our peacekeeping missions in the past. Based on that learning, based on all the complexities of these factors, what is it that Canada...? If we go into the UN and we want to have, for example, better quality or more successful peacekeeping teams, what recommendations should we be working on with the UN to ensure we have more successful and equitable missions moving forward?