In a nutshell, this can become a very complicated numbers game, but back in the strategic review, yes, we returned, on a voluntary basis at the time, I'm going to say $7 million.
Since then, what happened in 2017, as I mentioned, is that the former auditor general identified that we got to a point where we could not delay some important investments anymore. Over the years, we had to absorb new mandates, and so on and so forth, and did not have the capability to invest in technology—an important tool—so we got to a point in 2017 where we could not stand by the level of funding we were at after the review back in 2011.