There are two parts to this question, as I see it.
With regard to the 2023-24 report, unfortunately these cases were reported to us just after the due date. However, we now know about them. That's one of the reasons for the difference, in my opinion, but Ms. Galarneau may want to add something else.
As far as the 31,000 cases are concerned, the amount of fraud is $190 million, if I remember correctly. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong. This amount is cumulative, from 2020 to the end of the period. Unfortunately, because of the process, these amounts continue to rise. That's the story about the 31,000 cases, isn't it, Ms. Galarneau?