Thank you, Mr. Chair.
And thank you, gentlemen, for being here.
General Leslie, it's nice to see you again. Of course, we all had great reports of what did go on over there, and we thank you very much. I think it is important that you be here, though. I know you've been speaking around the country quite a bit and that you have got the message out, but I think it is important that you be here to get it on the record.
As you mentioned, we're going into a defence review. I think this gives us a great opportunity, because once the defence review gets through NDHQ, it will end up coming here, and we'll be discussing it here and talking to witnesses. This gives us good background on what you need, particularly in the changing environment of war fighting, peacekeeping...and the list goes on forever.
You were the commander of quite a few different countries at one point under NATO. One of the things we're looking at in NATO right now is how to find a way to homogenize the rules of engagement of all of the different countries. I guess that's my question to you. How did you find working with all of those different countries while having a whole series of rules of engagement that they had to work with?