Again, I think you have to separate the body of the main estimates document from the appropriation bill. The appropriation bill is the legal document that you vote on, and that's the one that determines what the government can and cannot do.
If the appropriation bill does not make any reference to the table you mentioned, then that's not binding for the government. If that reference is included in the bill, then it would be binding. Really, on the final assessment of the bill I have to defer to experts on procedure in the House of Commons and see exactly how they interpret that. We talked to them, and that's exactly what they told us, that the way the vote is worded does not compel the government to follow that table, because that table is not referenced in the vote.