If you're referring to two streams of revenue, Nova Scotia has released forecasts of what they think they might get, but the Department of Finance has not, because we don't have reliable forecasts beyond next year. Equalization is just heavily data driven and changes, so we do not forecast it with that kind of accuracy, for obvious reasons.
What the October 10 agreement gives Nova Scotia is a guarantee that they would be no worse off by coming into the new equalization formula than they would have been if they had stayed under the previous equalization formula. That was the choice that was provided them in Budget 2007, and on October 10, the government committed to ensuring, once they'd made the decision to come into the new equalization formula, that they would not lose money compared to what they would have got under the other one.
That comparison will be made and calculated year after year.