As I mentioned, part of the $130 million would be recovered: $71 million is anticipated to be recovered through fees and assessments on the industry. The remainder, though, would be covered by seigniorage revenue. In essence, those are revenues that the Bank of Canada generates as a result of its responsibilities for currency. It will be paying for the costs from those revenues.
In essence, then, the Canadian government is foregoing those seigniorage revenues that normally would have been contributed to the consolidated revenue fund.