Thank you, Mr. Speaker, and I appreciate the question asked by my honourable colleague. I think any government, when it has to develop its balance sheet and its income statement, has to make provision and contingents for spending that is unforeseen or additional spending that is necessary. What we have done consistently was develop what
we call a reserve, and in the balance sheet, as I have said to many of you, and I have demonstrated to you, we have put aside, if my memory serves me correctly, $25 million in reserve, but show it as anticipated expenditures when you put it to the balance sheet so we can ultimately develop a deficit strategy, which we did accomplish. You show the expenditures of government and the revenue of government and, in simple language, in showing the expenditures of government we show what we anticipate historically we have had to spend over and above the budget. So what we do is we bank, a $25-million reserve and that is where that money has come from. Thank you.