That's correct. Well, specifically—and I think I gave this answer yesterday—Genome is currently funded under three different mechanisms: a statutory grant, a statutory contribution, and a voted contribution. Total funding for Genome Canada in last year's main estimates was $86.2 million. At $78.3 million in these main estimates, the actual net decrease from mains to mains is $7.9 million. I think that was pointed out yesterday. It derives from overlapping funds under these three sources following previous budget announcements, minus $0.2 million under the budgeted statutory grant from budget 2008, positive $7.3 million under the statutory contribution for budget 2010, and minus $15 million in a voted contribution from budget 2012. If you do the math, that takes you to the $7.9 million difference.
I stress, as I think I did yesterday, Mr. Chair, that this is really about a change in the program and a fluctuation based on Genome's cashflow requirements. Perhaps I'd ask Lawrence Hanson, though, to talk a little more broadly about Genome and where it stands and what it's doing.