What you see represented here, as you've mentioned, is the first installment of funding provided to the bank. You're correct that it is money being used to establish the bank: start-up costs around buildings, real estate, staffing, and IT systems. This is start-up money.
The second part of your question was, is there a schedule of capitalization? The answer is no. The reason for that is really twofold. One, the bank, on an annual basis, will submit a corporate plan. There is one corporate plan that has been submitted, and only in respect so far of establishing its activities. In the coming year, the coming cycle will be a second corporate plan. In that corporate plan, the activities will be stipulated for the coming fiscal year and a preview of future fiscal years.
It's only at that time when the next corporate plan is approved that there will be a sense of what future draws will be and, like many other crown corporations, it will be on an annual rolling basis that this visibility is provided.