The $13 billion is the year's surplus, and this is applied against the accumulated deficit. The actual debt to the Government of Canada, if I'm getting it right, went down by about $6 billion. The other $6 billion was used for other items, to finance new receivables. I believe that's how our accounts.... The receivables went up by a certain amount, but the accumulated deficit went down by $13 billion. So to a great extent, that reduces the interest costs in future years, but it's not one and one.
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