That's an interesting question. Here in the U.K. we are really struggling with the new phenomenon for women in politics, when, particularly in social media, the threats against women politicians are growing. It is now seen as perfectly acceptable to leave a social message suggesting that a woman politician will be raped or murdered. There are really quite nasty threats made against them.
What is interesting in the Parliamentary Assembly, and it's one of the reasons that it's such a pleasure to serve there, is that the discussion and conversation is at a different level. In fact, there's an urgent desire to hear from women politicians and to hear a different perspective. I think that's important because women do bring a different perspective, a different understanding, but they also bring an opportunity for the countries they represent to hear how that country is seeing their women. I think that's one of the great values. The opportunity to hear how women are projected in the society of each of the alliance members is as critical as the work we're doing to protect women in war zones.