Certainly. PWGSC operates one of the largest real estate holdings in the country. We own or manage in total 7 million square metres of office space. Included in that are 340 buildings, as well as a collection of dams and bridges that are historically part of the department.
As a prudent custodian of that kind of an inventory with a replacement cost in excess of $4 billion, we have a standing investment annually to protect the investment of taxpayers in these buildings, to perform cyclical large maintenance and recapitalization.
For the line you see under “Transfers”, for $14.9 million, is moving it from vote 1, which is operating, to vote 5, which is capital. That's basically allowing us to move funds from what would normally be space provided in leased accommodation, which must be funded from vote 1, to space that we are now providing in crown-owned accommodation. When we do work in crown-owned accommodation, it must be spent from the capital budget. This is us moving money from one vote to another to make it consistent with where we're going to spend it.