Yes. The definition is basically for miscellaneous, urgent, or unforeseen expenditures. Traditionally, you see it for forest fires, floods, and claims settlements.
Then there are examples such as the London chancery, where it was the timing of making that deal because the organization needed the authorities to spend the money before the actual supply period. What happened was that we came back in the next possible supply period to inform Parliament of that use, because you had already approved the use for those purposes. So we inform Parliament and we also seek to get reimbursed any moneys that were advanced to the organization.