Thanks very much, Mr. Chair.
One of the veterans in my riding who served in Cyprus—in talking about the notion that there is no peace to keep and that things are more complex—made the observation that people are looking at Cyprus from the success end and not the pointy end when he went in. His argument was that peacekeeping, while some of the factors have changed, is fundamentally the same. You don't do peacekeeping missions in Norway or Switzerland. You go into conflict zones.
His question to me was whether people are really recognizing the value of UN peacekeeping operations, the successes they've had in the past. He was concerned that they're focusing on the failures or the challenges more than the successes.
I guess, Mr. Gwozdecky, that's really directed at you.