Government Operations committee  Exactly. And there are other savings as well, but that's the most significant.

Government Operations committee  Right.

Government Operations committee  The pay direct card was supposed to be introduced on April 1, 2011, and it was moved up and introduced on November 1, 2010. In our original estimates, we did not anticipate that the pay direct card would be in place as early as November. So that's one thing. The second thing is,

Government Operations committee  That's one of the reasons, yes.

Government Operations committee  No.

Government Operations committee  It might be under Treasury Board; it might be under Public Works.

Government Operations committee  I don't have the list of which ministers' regional offices would be refurbished under this $2.5 million. My understanding is that the $2.5 million was to enhance the security for all the regional offices. We can provide that information.

Government Operations committee  A total of about $1.5 million, and what's included in that are increased spending as a result of approved programs for classification, cyber security, and the public service readiness plan, less the cost containment measures of $2.2 million, and there are some small transfers the

Government Operations committee  No, I'm sorry.

Government Operations committee  No, I'm not available to provide that information.

Government Operations committee  I apologize. I can't provide that information. I don't have that information for you.

Government Operations committee  That is the $137 million, which is to fund departments and agencies for the costs related to the signing of collective agreements, and these are retroactive adjustments that are prior to April 1, 2010.

Government Operations committee  Yes. What the carry-forward budget allows you to do is carry forward 5% of basically your main estimate from the previous year. That goes into the department. That can be spent by each department for the initiatives they have planned for that year. At this point in time I don't

Government Operations committee  I'll be relatively quick. As chief financial officer, we have to sign off a statement of internal controls that we have on the internal controls in place to be able to ensure the stewardship of funds. So the last thing we want to see with any cost containment measure is the deg

Government Operations committee  That's vote 20. It's a different vote. So the benefits we pay—for instance, the dental plan, the public health care plan, the pension benefits—actually come out of vote 20.