Mr. Chair, there are some instances, and this goes back to my previous incarnation as the Secretary of the Treasury Board, not in this current function. I can give you an answer but the specific answer would actually be coming from the Treasury Board Secretariat. After 2000, both the sources of funds as well as the liabilities were put into the Public Sector Pension Investment Board. Prior to that, the liabilities and the payments were, as you suggest: the payments went into this general revenue fund and the contributions in went into the consolidated revenue fund, and the expectation of the payments out were also from the fiscal framework.
After 2000, actually, the regime was established with the Public Sector Pension Investment Board, much like the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, and so the moneys in and the moneys out are now accounted for with the board.