The estimates indicate that our planned spending for programming against hunger, malnutrition, and disease is actually declining by approximately $181 million across the various program activities through which that program is administered.
As Madame Vincent mentioned a moment ago, Bill C-48 allowed us to spend about $125 million last October, an amount that was paid to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. That $125 million payment was expected originally to be dispersed in fiscal year 2007-08. Now that the payment has already been made, we can reallocate money from that particular program and reinvest it in other programs.
I think the level of effort over a period of a couple of years will be steady, and again, we've been able to reallocate funds to meet other pressing financial priorities confronting the agency.