We looked at everything on the register, but if you look at the summary table, you can see that we split the projects into two types, small scale and large scale. We assumed small-scale projects would be mostly for owner-occupied principal residences, while the large-scale projects would be mostly commercial and industrial buildings or large housing projects, which are the types of properties you would expect to be income-producing properties, the types of properties that would be eligible for the U.S. version of the credit.
If you want to limit the scope of the bill to these types of properties, then you could assume that cost of credit for large projects, which is the line before last, which is just a few million dollars lower, would be the approximate cost of the bill. The small projects, basically the owner-occupied houses, don't have a very significant impact on the total cost of the credit.