I want to return to the idea of core values and why we are doing peacekeeping and raise again...just in the sense of being able to broach it now and hopefully have further discussions in subsequent sections. One of the phenomena of the new conflict is the massive outflow of refugees. That's a humanitarian problem that straddles the military and civilian reconstruction divide, in the sense that we need to protect refugees when they leave, either internally displaced or having to cross national boundaries. Also, when refugees leave, often the educated folks who can run a country leave early.
When we talk about post-conflict reconstruction, who are the people who are going to come back into a place like Iraq or Syria under very different circumstances, much more impoverished and dangerous circumstances later, at the tail end of the conflict, and start to rebuild that country so that there's endogenous effort led by local populations to recreate and rebuild a state?
I just wanted to put that to you as a subject that I'm sure we'll have more detailed discussions on later, but I'd like to get your initial thoughts, please.