I'll have my colleagues supplement my answer, but basically the 5% is on unspent, so it's what was available less what was spent, and you get 5% of that.
Have I got that right? I don't, do I?
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Assistant Secretary, Expenditure Management Sector, Treasury Board Secretariat
I'll have my colleagues supplement my answer, but basically the 5% is on unspent, so it's what was available less what was spent, and you get 5% of that.
Have I got that right? I don't, do I?
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