Transport committee  If you look at the November 4, 2010, supplementary estimates--we'll give you the page numbers and everything--there is money for the forestry program. If you look at the June 3, 2011, main estimates, there's an explanation, again, about the transfers. The report on plans and priorities for 2011-12 and the departmental performance report for 2010-11 contain references that state, “Of the $1 billion originally allocated to the Green Infrastructure Fund, $170 million has been transferred to other federal departments to support high priority initiatives.”

Transport committee  Our assistant deputy minister of operations is going to answer your specific program question.

Transport committee  Are you talking about the $28.4 million?

Transport committee  There are two pieces to it. One is money to CBSA and the other is strategic review. But Mr. Forster is going to give you the details.

Transport committee  Just let me comment on aviation safety. Whatever company looks after the upkeep of Air Canada's or any planes—

Transport committee  —our regulatory function checks to make sure they adhere to the Canadian regulations.

Transport committee  There's money left in the provincial-territorial base for Ontario, but I can't give you any more of an update than that the money is there.

Transport committee  Mr. Chairman, we are staying behind after the first hour and our assistant deputy minister, Helena Borges, who has the details about the land acquisition, will be able to give more detail. That being said, as you can see in the estimates, money has been brought forward and we are keeping money for the plaza.

Transport committee  Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. It is such a great honour for me to be here. Mr. Lebel has already introduced our team, but I wanted to introduce Natasha Rascanin, the new Assistant Deputy Minister for the Program Operations Branch at Infrastructure Canada, and Mr. McDonald, Ms.

Transport committee  Sure. Thank you very much for the question. Let me go through them one at a time. In terms of minor cuts to road safety and to rail, there is a new organization that was created in the federal government: Shared Services Canada. Basically all of our IT, our computer activities, went to that organization.

Transport committee  Parts of it. I'll give you the numbers. Every group in the department that has IT activities we sent to Shared Services Canada. It got transferred. So with road safety, for example, this is the majority of the amount. Regarding rail, there was some economic action plan money there.

Transport committee  On operating, it's an $8 million reduction. Close to $2 million went to Shared Services Canada with the IT resources, and $4.1 million was as a result of administrative system streamlining. Basically we're trying to do our jobs better by organizing that. In terms of capital, they have an increase for King Air.

Transport committee  In last year's budget the government announced that we will be doing a consultation process and a long-term planned development process for the future of infrastructure. This was three years ahead of the sunsetting of all the programs in 2014. This gives us the opportunity to work with all our partners to determine the future needs of the country and what can be done to meet them.

Transport committee  Following the reporting of the rail service review panel, the minister asked Mr. Dinning to facilitate this process. He has been meeting with the shippers as well as the railways. This is an area where there are usually different.... It's a relatively contentious area. I would say Mr.

Transport committee  Thank you, sir, for the question. I also clarified that $1.9 million of the $8 million went to Shared Services Canada, the IT resources--