I think that you're still talking about the backlog of cases.
When the Auditor General's report was released in September, there were about 155,000 cases. It's now May, and there are 88,000 cases. We're hoping for 76,000 cases in July. I'm trying to do the math a bit. I hope that, by the end of the fiscal year, in March 2027, we won't have any cases.
We had another question regarding cases that we don't know about. Now, with the early retirement incentive program, or ERI, and the comprehensive expenditure review, or CER, the inventory includes even more cases. It's always about striking a balance. That's our goal.