Excellent.
When I look at the main estimates, page 134—and of course departmental spending in the federal government is an annual process. That's why we have annual main estimates. That's why we have, Minister, as you indicated, supplementary estimates (A), (B), and (C). That's why our plans for departmental priorities, the plans and priorities, are annual documents.
When I compare the main estimates for 2012-13 with those for 2013-14, I see a net increase of $4 million, or 2%, when you compare the mains to the mains, or apples to apples, so I'm not quite sure why there's confusion on the other side of the table.
In addition, one of the reasons for the net increase in the main estimates, as I understand it, is that FedDev was asked to administer the community infrastructure improvement fund, which increased funding for this year by $25 million.
Again, is it not accurate to say that even though this budget has renewed funding for FedDev over five years of $920 million, any future budget from the government could potentially increase that funding envelope?