Okay. That's perfect.
Yes, sometimes we don't talk about that as much. There were prepayment controls, particularly on the wage subsidy, where we took a look. I think we examined 100% of the applications automatically, and then put some aside. We said we were going to take a closer look at these ones if the people in the agency, based on whatever knowledge we had, said that something didn't look quite right. We'd look at them more in depth and either let them go through or hold them up. Those prepayment controls were used to try to control the money from going out in the first place.
I think, as indicated, we were operating in a very time-pressed environment, so maybe there weren't as many prepayment controls as we might have on the regular income taxes per se. We have compensated for that by having a little more on the postpayment controls, but there definitely were—certainly more than with the CERB—prepayment controls before businesses got the money.