I don't have the information from the Public Accounts of Canada in front of me.
With regard to the answer that you were given as a follow-up to the question that you raised in committee, as Mr. Robins explained, since July 2024, the CIB has generated enough returns on its investments, primarily in the form of interest payments and principal payments, to cover its operating costs. That is where we stand in terms of revenue and expenditures at the CIB.
As Mr. Robins explained, we are still receiving appropriations from the government to invest in the projects we finance. These expenditures are rising every quarter as more projects achieve financial close and more projects move into the construction phase. As a result, the government is granting the CIB more appropriations.