We get an amount voted in our main estimates. That amount tends to be used mostly for the direct cash transactions of things we have to pay for. We also produce a set of financial statements using generally accepted accounting principles. In the course of preparing that set of financial statements, we collect information about other services that other departments might provide.
It's fundamentally through the Department of Public Works, things like accommodation. We don't pay rent on the space we occupy. It was about $8 million in that. Health and life insurance are things we aren't paying for directly, but we try to accumulate all of that to give you a picture of the overall cost to government of running our organization, which is actually beyond just the main estimate amount, because other departments are incurring some costs on our behalf.