Thank you for the question, Mr. Chair.
If I could refer members to that page, that's actually a repayment related to non-budgetary items, so that's money the government has loaned out and that's coming back in.
If you recall the economic action plan, one of the challenges facing the financing industry was that banks were having a hard time getting capital, which was then impacting their ability to give loans to businesses and Canadians. If you think about CMHC, the government was the ultimate risk holder for their mortgages anyway. What happened was that the government bought back some of their insured mortgages. In the insured mortgage program, if I recall correctly, just under $70 billion in debt was bought back, and the banks are now paying that back over the next couple of years.
It's actually a revenue generator for the government because there is a fee charged for that. It's improved the bottom line for the government over the years of the program. So that's money that's coming back into the system and not going out.