Certainly. Yves is absolutely right that a very important part of the reason that Finance Canada's projected deficit is coming in lower in 2020-21, prior to measures, is the story on income taxes. The economy is doing better than they had previously forecast and that leads to higher taxes.
One other aspect on the spending side to take into account is that the government forecast to spend less on its operations, in part because the higher interest rates that were previously forecast mean that anticipated pension and current service costs for pension benefits will be lower, so that, in turn, leads to lower operating expenses. Those are two very important factors for why Finance Canada's estimates have come in with a lower deficit projection for 2020-21 than in the fall economic statement.