Thank you, Mr. Minister.
The main estimates actually show a reduction of $75 million this year compared to last year. That's due to a number of programs that are either coming to an end or for which a decision on an extension hasn't been made yet. One example is the port divestiture program. It has ended, but there's still unfinished business, so we'll have to deal with that.
Another example is what we call the strategic highway infrastructure fund, which is coming to an end. The fund is coming down, but it will be replaced by what we call the HBIF, the highway and border infrastructure fund. So those moneys will appear in the first supplementary estimates that you will see later in the year.
There will also be a reduction in funding for the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority. Budget 2006 identifies an amount over $200 million for CATSA, which will appear in the supplementary estimates. So there will be a decrease in the main estimates, but that will be compensated for and adjusted in the next three months.