Sure.
There are a lot of transfer payments to the provinces. I would say a big part of that is the Canada health transfer, which accounts for $40 billion. Fiscal equalization to make the provinces similar in terms of economies is about $19.8 billion. Interest on unmatured debt is about $18.6 billion. There are other interest costs, which we talked about earlier, of $6 billion. Territorial financing is $3.9 billion. Payments to the International Development Association are $441 million. Domestic coinage is $88 million. Debt payments on behalf of poor countries to international organizations are $48 million. There are some statutory subsidies of $42 million. We have contributions to employee benefit plans of $12 million, and an additional fiscal equalization offset payment of $8.2 million.
They're mostly transfer payments, I would say, to the provinces through our Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act. That's the bulk of it, and obviously there's a large portion on the unmatured debt.
I hope that helps.