I can expand on the fact that three supplementary estimates do not happen every year. That's true. Usually—well, not usually, because it depends on the year—having supplementary estimates (A) and (B) in a year used to be quite normal, years and years ago. Having three supplementary estimates doesn't specifically indicate a deeper inclination to spend. It's the amounts that matter.
The quotes you just read are my words, and I stand by them. I don't have anything else to add. I can't deny that I said that. The Hill Times is a reputable publication. They did not misquote me.