So, if I can help the member here—and it might help other members as well—in that paper, the transitional housing original estimates were in the Budget 2019-20, and were $138 million. There was then the change in the original Supplementary Estimates which would have added $59 million, but in eventuality it was $41 million, not $59 million, bringing a total of $180 million. So, rather than being a reduction, it is a more accurate assessment of the additional amount of money that's required in the Supplementary Estimates on top of the normal Estimates. So, yes, only $41 million of $59 million was spent, but the total amount of money—the $180 million—I suspect is probably a record spend in that area, I imagine. But that's what I was trying to explain before; you've got to add up all of both the original Estimates, the original Supplementary Estimates, and now the SOP caused by the fact that we have these extraordinary circumstances. And I'm sure the member will now recall that from his studious approach, that I know he takes, in the committee to the matters that were brought in front of the committee last week.