Indeed, in the main estimates this year, we actually have $14 billion of budget measures. In the past, when the budget was in the spring, we would usually see budget measures only in the supplementary estimates period. Those are typically tabled in the fall. That's an improvement for sure. We can already start tracking.
That $14 billion represents only about 70% or 72% of the total planned spending on budget measures in the current fiscal year, as we are in 2026-27.
Yes, there's a difference. It's going to allow us, by the end of the year, to see if we've reached all that budget spending that was planned.
Actually, in the supplementary estimates (A) this morning, there's another $3.7 billion in budget spending. Now we're getting close to 90% of the announced budget spending that's been tabled in the estimates so far.