First of all, I would like to make the comment that when I said there is no time, I meant that if the previous report, which was just passed by you casting your vote, is going to generate a lot of other work, then I wouldn't see it as that appropriate. That is my concern about time.
Also, on the remark that this was directed by the minister, that is totally wrong. I think that what Sylvie just said is with the understanding that the minister herself has gone and the other ministers have gone, and they have given us a report today, all right? We probably understand that we have done a lot in Afghanistan.
I've talked to a lot of women from that community as well, and I think this is the right thing to do. As for talking about the fact that in 2011 our troops are scheduled to leave.... However, the study right now is very timely because of all the work we've put in, and to evaluate exactly what has been done and what value we have brought to girls and women there, I think it is very timely. We'll figure out the challenge of time as we discuss this, but the principle is whether this is worth a study. I think that is, first of all, very important. Then we'll decide the details. So we have to agree on whether we're going to do it and how we're going to do it. We're going to discuss it.
If the opposition doesn't want to study the situation of women and girls, they can vote against it, but for details, and about the how-to, those should come after we have voted yes.