First of all, I'd like to make the point that the $119 million is really the variance between the main estimates and the main estimates. Last year, for example, in our main estimates as relating to budget 2012 we had a reduction of $56 million. Therefore, we have a reduction now in our budget of $175 million; therefore, the variance is $119 million. It's the same thing for the targeted review. Last year, 2013-14, was the first year. As it was announced in budget 2013, the actual reduction from a timing perspective did not appear in the main estimates last year, but we had a reduction last year of $19 million. The main estimates showed zero. It was reduced through the supplementary estimates; therefore, you see the $56 million this year.
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