In the book that I keep referring to, there is, in section 1, a section called “Comparison of the Fall Economic Statement 2022 and Estimates”.
I will explain the difference. Basically, the big amount will be the employment insurance benefits. They are included in the fall economic statement, but they are not included here because we don't need the approval of Parliament for that. We also have the Canada child benefit, which I was referring to earlier on another question, which is also not included in these estimates.
We also have what we call accrual accounting, so some of the expenditures or authorities have been included in another document. For example, in the fall economic statement of 2021, there was an amount of about $20 billion put aside for Indigenous Services Canada for funding services for the CHRT ruling. This amount was included in last year's forecast, but was only included in this year's main estimates.
For all those adjustments, it is basically a timing difference, and it is well explained in part 1 of that document.