Half back.
On the efficient equalization for Nova Scotia, basically that is a comparison between two equalization formulas, the formula that's currently existing and the one that existed before 2007. As I basically said, it's a guarantee with Nova Scotia that there would always get the best of those two formulas. There's a calculation done each December because they both have different periods which they calculate the payments. So the existing formula that's calculated once as I've explained earlier in December for the upcoming fiscal year, and the others that was calculated twice. So what we have now is a more official estimate. So we calculate it once projection going forward for 2018-19 and we calculate in the following December for the actual amount. In this case, we calculated in last December for 2016 that there would have been a recovery. In other words, the current formula was going to be providing more than the old formula. And now when we have the updated data for GDP for 2016-17, that goes into the old formula. It turns out the opposite. The old formula is better than the current one, so we're actually going to be making a small payment to Nova Scotia .