I have to get there to show you.
You would have seen a line at the end of that in previous years. It's employment insurance. Every other item in this estimates book would have had details on departmental expenses. EI never did. It's driven by a statute that actually requires reporting in the EI operating account. If you go to public accounts, there's a nice note where three of the financial statements...that actually reconciles the spending authority the departments had and what they actually spent.
You would think that spending authority should reconcile back to what was in the estimates. It didn't and that was a frequent question of researchers here. The reason it didn't was EI was not included there because it was different. When you look at EI, there is the amount, planned spending on EI, which is in the budget.