These are two different things. When we were talking about accrual for fixed assets, in this presentation we gave you an example of fixed assets. But there are also some other elements, like financial assets, like loans, and so on, that would also need to be included in the actual voting.
When you look at the third box on page 12 of the presentation, where we're talking about the cashflow, there are different things that we would see Parliament voting on in the future. One would be acquisitions, which is what we talked about in fixed assets. Some would be investment activities, like the loan portfolio, investments, and some of the financing activity. The government would be voting on those elements as well—not only the fixed asset but some other financial assets.
Today we just gave you a view with a simple example, but there are a few other elements on which we would expect Parliament to vote. These would be long-term assets, like the amortization of those loans or allowance for bad debt and the like. You would also be voting those through in the estimates.
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