Just to clarify, the losses have been incurred in the public accounts starting in 2022-23. The current public accounts loss is $3.1 billion. In the previous years, we had surpluses, including a surplus of $2.4 billion for the previous year.
Overall—and it's important to note that the forecast we have is based on the market view of the interest path and also assumptions on the evolution of our balance sheet—based on the latest forecast, we're forecasting that the total loss will be about $9 billion.
It will be over a period of an extra two years—this first year of losses and an extra two years—after which we expect to be back in a net income position. That net income will allow us to offset the accumulated losses, and we're forecasting that by 2029, we'll be back in a positive net position.