Thank you, Madam Chair. So as the Member noted, and the Minister noted, this is -- it's -- what we're reflecting is the amortization of the capital asset. So amortization's always an expense in the O and M. What this is doing is increasing the amortization because we've increased in time, we've gone back in time and increased the acquisition cost of certain assets. So the value of those assets in whatever time that we've had them to -- so an the example we gave you was April 1st, 2010, the value of that asset has gone up because of this liability -- or the, sorry -- the expense to the government has gone up because of the liability, and then over time, that's amortized as an expense.

And so amortization isn't new as an expense; it's just amortizing this liability is new. So that's why there's an extra $8 million on the O and M budget. Thank you, Madam Chair.