I will not be able to answer the question in the way you anticipate, Mr. Chair.
Our audit system and our collection system are independent of each other, and as a result, once an audit has been completed and the amount is identified as outstanding, it is attached to that taxpayer and it goes into the system, along with all other tax debt that may be there. So when a payment is made, it's not currently possible to identify that payment being associated with any particular debt that has arisen. It's a bit like one's credit card. You have a series of credits and a series of debits, so as a result, it's not easily translatable to go from a particular reassessment to having paid that reassessment.