First of all, I'm very confident. I know Mr. Brown well. I'm sure we'll have to check the record, but in all of my dealings, his department invests heavily in research on water, on the water shortages. We recognize the challenges we're facing there, and they partner with industry in the department in doing a lot of work. So there absolutely is a role for government and will continue to be. We seem to have gotten some wires crossed, but I don't believe that's the view of the department, nor of Mr. Brown. I'm quite happy to state that on the record.
You've asked a number of questions, as you did your first time, so it's hard for me to keep up to you, Mr. Cullen, on all your questions.
You talked about the decrease in the departmental budget. In fact, the budget this year in the department has increased by $340 million, or 31%--this year over last year---so I'm not sure where you're getting all your numbers from.
Oh, I see where you're getting your numbers from.
The overall budget has increased, but virtually all of that increase in the departmental budget, I think, just for the record, is going through to the Newfoundland and Labrador agreement, and Nova Scotia, on offshore revenues. Basically, we collect them from the industry, and then we just flow them through to the province. So that's the reason for those numbers, if you actually see that.
What was one of your other questions?