Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to thank all of you for being here to help us understand these fairly complex financial statements.
On page 1.19, table 1.3 shows something rather odd. It lists a net debt at the beginning of the year in the amount of $616 billion and a $29-billion increase in the debt, for a total of $651 billion. The problem is that the amounts for those headings add up to $646.857 billion, meaning there's a discrepancy of $4.678 billion.
Could you please explain where that $4.678-billion discrepancy in the financial statements comes from? We're not talking about a few pennies, after all.
Mr. Robidoux, that question is for you.