Thank you.
The normal course of events is that money that is not spent does return to the consolidated revenue fund. There are always, in programs like infrastructure, commitments that are made and indeed spending has not occurred, but a commitment that was made with the province is close to being signed. An argument will be made once the fiscal year is closed to honour those commitments. When one looks at that, a case will be taken to Treasury Board and to the Minister of Finance to see whether the money can be reprofiled to one of those commitments going forward. So reprofiling is permitted.
The trouble is, it occurs typically very late in the year in this case. One doesn't know what the fiscal year brings until as late as September. Then we do the due diligence before we approve a reprofiling, and it may not occur until supplementary estimates B, which will be in December. So it's not as if it's a rollover of funds into the new fiscal year early on.