We noted that you can train judges but they must be appointed to be operational. You can have courts but that won't help if the people don't have confidence in them. If they believe that the new system is no better than the previous system, they won't use it. Work must be well coordinated, with well-defined priorities which take into account the complexities of the situation. You can see the constraints a country often feels in dealing with a subject like this one.
People often operate in a long-term time frame.
You need to be ready to shift as needs dictate. Now we are getting Parliamentarians from Haiti to work with Canadian Parliamentarians. It has been a very interesting experience in Haiti. A lot of things have worked well so far, but only the future will tell about the rest. Here again, bringing ballot boxes and training officers to run the operations is no guarantee of success.