Thank you for the question, Mr. Chair.
I believe you're referring to page 9 of the report on plans and priorities. Essentially, the main estimates is actually the first of the four-stage estimate process. As you know, our funding is secured through the main estimates, the supplementary estimates (A), (B), and (C), as appropriate, as well as through funding from Treasury Board central votes. That actually cover costs incurred by departments for things like severance payments, parental leave, collective agreements, adjustments, and operating budget carry-forward.
In preparing the report on plans and priorities, we actually included what you referred to as $90 million or so. The $86.8 million has been accounted for, which is for the planned spending related to those central votes, those things that are tied, as I mentioned earlier, to severance payments, parental leave, collective agreements.
When you go back to the planned spending for 2014-15 and 2015-16, those amounts are not there.