I'm not sure I understand what you mean by the CPP, but for 2005-06 we had a surplus estimated at $13.4 billion in the fall update. We had to account for measures that were taken before the update, and it reduced the surplus by $1.4 billion. We have the impact of consolidating the foundations in the government financial statements, which reduced the surplus further.
Then we have revised the surplus projections based on the latest economic forecasts that we had. So that gave us a revised surplus.
If you go to what was done with the surplus, we had to account for the tax reductions that took effect in January 2005, so we had total measures of $5.7 billion that we had to account for. Then we have the money that would be spent under Bill C-48 which amounts to a total of $3.6 billion. And this, of course, is conditional on the surplus being above $2.0 billion at the end of the year--we will know that in September--and that leaves us with a surplus after all this of $8 billion. That's the best estimate that we have now.