The biggest changes for us, Mr. Chair, are really in relation to the central votes. We get attributed to the Treasury Board votes at the beginning of the year and we disburse them throughout the year. So you will see the reductions from our central votes going out, because they're transferred out to departments.
For example, we get the central votes for the operating budget carry-forward. It shows up in our main estimates. Then we disburse them to the departments. It's the same thing for capital expenditure; it comes in and then it goes out.
On top of that, there are also some reductions, as we were discussing earlier, whereby we have in fact reduced our expenditures.