I'm in agreement with that, in the sense that when you actually look at the deployment data for troops, Italy is currently the country that sends the most peacekeepers, but when you also look at Italy, for example, in NATO and other missions, it might leave a little to be desired there.
What we're seeing mostly is that the states that have more troop capacities have tended to shift them towards NATO or EU missions—obviously Canada is not in that case—but when you look, there is a substitution or a complementary going on when it comes to these NATO missions. Again, I don't think we could even create that many troops if we wanted to deploy them.
What Canada does, which I think is very understated, is it trains most of the peacekeepers from other countries. They come to Canada and get trained here. They take that knowledge back home and then they go peacekeeping. One might argue that we've gone past peacekeeping and we're kind of like the peace educators now.