Transport committee  Do you want it today? Or would you like it in writing afterwards? It will take me a minute to find it.

Transport committee  Yes, I don't want to take up your time. I'll look for it. In general, obviously, the gas tax fund flows every year, so that goes out--

Transport committee  All the stimulus funds have been committed and approved--

Transport committee  There are two components to the Building Canada fund. The communities component, which is for towns under 100,000, is fully committed and approved. The other part of the Building Canada fund is for major projects, and I believe it's committed in some provinces. It varies by provi

Transport committee  Most of it is committed. I think there's about $800 million left in various places, but I'll look for the number, and if you want to move on, I'll come back and we'll provide it to the committee.

Transport committee  The official end date is 2014, but some projects will run over, and we'll be paying money past that date. So if a project isn't completed, it's not like stimulus; there will be some allowance for them to continue.

Transport committee  Earmarked or committed...?

Transport committee  At this point, it has virtually all been committed.

Transport committee  Sorry, but I have the exact number for you for Building Canada, the major infrastructure component: we have a free balance of about $660 million.

Transport committee  There is one other fund, which is the provincial-territorial base initiative. This was announced as part of the Building Canada plan. It gives $25 million per year to each jurisdiction for seven years, regardless of size. The provinces and territories submit an annual capital...l

Transport committee  No, I'm talking about money that isn't committed or earmarked to projects already.

Government Operations committee  No. I was just going to say as an example that when the budget in 2007 announced the Building Canada fund, $30 billion over seven years, that money does not flow except on an annual basis when Parliament votes legal authority for the government to spend that money. Until that v

Government Operations committee  Yes, vote 55 is our contribution vote, so it would include the range of programs we have: Building Canada; green infrastructure....

Government Operations committee  No, there are four priorities and three departments.

Government Operations committee  Sure. There are three departments: Natural Resources Canada for their forest industry transformation program; there was Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions for a forestry program and a pipeline project in Thetford Mines; and Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development