And those three objectives have been met. Since that time, last summer and fall, the focus was on humanitarian concerns, the million or so refugees having housing and food and schooling and medicines. And we've met largely those goals and now the focus is on trying to create security in the civil society there above and beyond the security that NATO forces have created. I was recently there. The situation is far, far better than it was last summer.
Murder rates are down.
The situation is much calmer. The humanitarian needs have been largely met, but if we're going to achieve the objective of a Kosovo where there is democracy and coexistence and some level of self-reliance, we have a long distance to go. We've been working on that. The first free and fair elections are scheduled for this fall, the first free and fair elections in the history of Kosovo. So, clearly, there are important milestones ahead, but the long and the short of it is the people of Serbia, the people of the world are much worse off from the fateful miscalculation of Slobodan Milosevic a year ago, and the people of Kosovo are obviously much better off than they were a year ago when they faced the boot of Milosevic's oppression and now they have liberation from that oppression.