It is extraordinary that there should be such trouble in Liberia because it does not have great assets. The rubber trade on which it relied for so long has been overtaken by the use of petrochemicals. There is not much in the way of gold or diamonds but apparently it is a centre for smuggling, for example from Sierra Leone. This must be dealt with by our troops, which makes an added difficulty for them. As a doctor, I was interested to hear the medical issues mentioned by the Minister. They seem to be well defined. I always say that the best way to prevent malaria is to wear long sleeves and trousers tucked into one's socks in the evening. I hope plenty of insect repellent goes out with the troops because that is also useful. It is to be hoped our medical personnel will not have too many problems to deal with. Will they be able to do anything for civilians in the area if they have time on their hands? Their medical care has been appalling for a long time, with no vaccinations and so on. I do not know the protocol in these matters.