In general, as I indicated, the savings were realized, as a point of historical information. Second, in orders of magnitude, those savings going forward remain a reasonable analysis.
In the interim, in order to deal with the problems associated with the transition—the backlog, and so on—the department did reallocate internally and provide some supplementary funding to deal with this backlog, because it clearly was not acceptable and we had to deal with it.
In the first year of that financial profile, we did do some reallocation, which would eat into the savings for that year. The chair will know that departments have that flexibility to move money internally to deal with an issue, but going forward, the planned savings are achievable and continue to be reasonable.