The money lapses every year, and so in that sense it goes back into the consolidated fund. That's why, for example, trusts have been developed. There's, I think, a good use for trusts to...I don't want to say avoid that yearly lapsing, but it has to be structured in a very careful way to ensure that when money is appropriated for that purpose in that trust, it can then be continued beyond that particular fiscal year.
Other than the mechanism of the trust or perhaps a crown corporation or something like that, that money, once it lapses, goes back into general revenues. I don't know the technical transfer words, but perhaps the secretary can explain it.