I would just say that certainly one of the fundamentals of being in the military and wearing a uniform is accountability for kit. You'll probably be aware that a sergeant or a warrant officer getting his section--the platoon--out with all their kit, ensuring that every soldier has what they need in order to go into operations, which will save their lives and ensure that they can achieve their mission successfully, has grown into our culture across the board. That's why we do these follow-up checks. That's why we do things some of our allies don't do, and that's why they're having a look at what we do now. It is part of our culture.
We send in these teams because it's a command responsibility. Before we switch out and bring on a new commander, we want to give them a snapshot of what they are signing on to. Yes, there might be a deficiency, but also it might be somewhere else, and we just don't know that. We recognize it's imperfect, but we still have to give them that snapshot.