Thank you.
If you go back to volume 1, go to page 4.19, which is where you will see the complete set of the statements on the EI operating account. You have a fair bit of information there, Mr. Chair.
If you look at 2014 actual numbers column, you will see the revenues stated in terms of premiums, penalties, and interest. You will see the expenses in terms of payouts, whether it was a support measure, whether it was other labour market payments. Then you see the funding from Canada. You will see a line that says net surplus for the year. It would appear there was a surplus of $3.2 billion, which was offset against the balance from last year. Now the new balance is a smaller deficit of $2.7 billion.
This also speaks to the point our colleague from Finance Canada spoke about, which is a budgetary projection that there would be a surplus this year, and in fact your surplus exceeded the budgeted surplus.
Hopefully, that helps.