Thank you very much, Chair.
I want to return to the question of the reaction of local populations to peacekeepers, and to the question of better interaction. I think you emphasized that there isn't a lot of evidence.
I know from my personal experience as a police board member that when we added members to the police force, we added women and we added members of minority communities. The police force reported back with anecdotal evidence of an automatic improvement in relations due to better contacts and better communication.
When we're saying that there isn't a lot of evidence, it still might be true—if we actually did that research—that having more diversity could promote better relations with local populations. We're just saying there hasn't been a lot of study of that. Is that what we're after?