Central votes are a little special, so thank you for that question. These are votes where we actually take the funds and allocate them out to departments. Parliament approves Treasury Board Secretariat to receive money on a central vote. Then Treasury Board Secretariat, through Treasury Board, allocates it out to departments. It's a central vote in terms of the authority, and then as things occur, Treasury Board Secretariat will basically allocate money from a central vote to departments.
If you think about this one, correctional services is the easiest one. There was an agreement reached for our prison guards. We can calculate the economic increase and the resulting impact on their expenses, 2% plus the allowance. When you do that math, you figure out how much extra money that will cost the department, and the money is transferred from the central vote out to correctional services. We would do similar calculations for all of the other agreements that are reached.
We have other central votes, but the one you have focused on is related to compensation.