You are referring to the $11.3 million. Okay.
Vote 1b covers a number of measures.
There are a couple of measures in there. There are some relating to previous budget announcements in 2013 and some that are relating more to the recent budget 2014.
You referred to the combatting of international tax evasion and aggressive tax avoidance. We are seeking $3 million for fiscal year 2014-15. That's in relation to close to $15 million that was provided to us over five years for the requirement now of reporting the international electronic fund transfers, so the underground economy and tax evasion. So we have $15 million as it relates to that perspective.
There are also other initiatives obviously in relation to that $13 million. There is funding that we receive in relation to scientific research and experimental development to do more outreach for the first-time claimants and also to expand our coverage to ensure compliance, so we're working on non-compliance around that field.
We also received significant funding to increase the resources for what we call our non-audit compliance programs. We ensure that we put more resources to review employer remittance concerning payroll deductions, GST and HST delinquent filers. So we got $16 million for that perspective. We also got funding to invest in what we call our non-filer program. To attack the underground economy and certain industries like construction we received $6.6 million and that funding is dedicated to that.
We received funding to address the over-contribution for RRSP contributions. We have funding of $1.7 million for this fiscal year in relation to our T-1 processing to ensure we put the focus on certain employment expenses that are deducted.
So in a nutshell those are some of the—