You might want to have a look at the House of Commons committee report on NATO and nuclear weapons. We did a report on denuclearization when I was chairman and Lloyd Axworthy was minister. We ran into a lot of problems over that report. This is a very tricky issue when it comes to quite a number of our allies, largely our American ally.
Canada has been a strong proponent of denuclearization. I will have to say that, when I was minister, that was a file in Geneva that went around and around and around and never went anywhere for the reasons, I think, that the admiral has pointed out. I personally am quite concerned that we are going the other way at the moment. We were saying at this nuclear conference I was at involving Korea, the Korea conference yesterday. You look at the Korean issue in the context of non-proliferation as a whole. Look at India, Pakistan, Israel, the Iranian experience, etc. I would think that this is very difficult for us to achieve. I'm not saying we stop working on it, but I would say that it's very tough.