Thank you for the question.
The $2.1 million is a transfer from the Department of Citizenship and Immigration to share the cost for the air carrier support centre. This centre is staffed by border service officers who take calls from airlines when there's a question with respect to an electronic travel authorization or some other documentation or identity issue. We resolve that over the phone with the airline to make sure either that the passenger can continue, or that further work is being done to resolve the matter.
This is a shared-cost operation that we have, which was put in place when the electronic travel authorization program was started.
Was it three years ago?