Just to clarify, the contract did not balloon. The contract is actually at its originally established value in 2013, when it was originally approved by the minister and then went for the authorities to do this.
What the Auditor General was talking about in the report was that the contract had a minimum revenue guarantee for the vendor because of the government's significant requirements for infrastructure investments. This was a minimum revenue so that the vendor could recoup their investment in significant infrastructure. In this case, it was for multiple data centres, multiple dedicated infrastructures to the Government of Canada and all of the associated functionality that we needed, because this was not shared infrastructure. This was before the cloud was available. It was dedicated infrastructure that they had to build before the service was entered into.
The original contract value was $190 million, and that was the authority that was sought. The authorities given to us—