Thank you for the question. Indeed, in the public accounts,
there is a follow-up table from one year to the next such that you can go through from each year and see losses reported in previous years and collections against those losses.
What you'll find in each year is new losses reported during the year as well as an amount that was recovered during the fiscal year, and then a forecast as to what we would expect to recover in future fiscal years, and then an amount that would estimate what we do not expect to recover. That would be in cases where somebody has gone bankrupt or a business no longer exists, where there's a very slim chance of recovery; we disclose that. But there is an accounting of the losses reported in previous years, going back and reporting how much was actually recovered.