The amount for health care costs adjusts automatically, because the Canadian Institute for Health Information reports this as an individual piece of data each year. On our way here, Dr. Saeed advised me that they're ready to publish the estimated cost of the adjustment for the next year based on revised population estimates and the total health care costs for Canadians for the previous year. That gets adjusted on an annual basis.
We also adjust the amount for the social services that aren't included in that estimate for inflation on an annual basis, using the inflation rate for the health sector as opposed to the general CPI.