Perhaps I could just add to what the general has said.
Foreign Affairs coordinates this for exactly the reason that you've mentioned. There's an awful lot to be coordinated and there have been a lot of very good lessons learned over the years with the deployment of the DART.
I think the deployment of the ISST, which has been mentioned, is the first thing. It doesn't automatically lead to the deployment of the DART, but it does lead to a recommendation on what would be an appropriate type of support.
Therefore, we have set up an interdepartmental task force. It met for the first time on November 10, and it's chaired by my division. Basically, we bring all the key people to the table. Our embassy in the Philippines is on the line as are many other people from around town. This is where we try to figure out, as everyone is rushing to try to make the right assessment, what the coordination should be so that airports don't get overloaded, so that people don't bring the wrong type of assistance and so on.
My colleague, Leslie, could add a bit more detail on that.