If I may, without necessarily referring back to the Pearson Peacekeeping Centre, I can say that we're using all the tools we have at hand. We have mentioned the CTAT and the fact that we're taking this capability internationally to conduct that type of training.
We conduct our own type of training here in Kingston and we're going to be conducting training for children in armed conflict, and women, peace and security, and those are all going to be done internationally and domestically. We also have a tool called the military training and co-operation program in which we—in Canada and outside Canada—bring in members of the program and conduct different types of training, everywhere from UN logistics training, women, peace and security, and probably soon, children in armed conflict.