I think you described some of them. Obviously, with revenue growing faster than expenses, that's going to contribute to a decline in the budgetary balance. Revenue coming in, as you mentioned, around 3.5%, slightly below nominal GDP growth, is not stellar revenue growth, but it's still steady.
I think the answer lies more on the expenditure side, controlling that to, as you said, 0.3%, if you look at program expenses. I think that reflects a couple of factors. EI benefits, in light of the improvement in the labour market, came down quite significantly. You also had the impact of the wind-down of the stimulus program. The temporary nature of the stimulus program saw that spending wind down over that period, and that helped to control the spending.