The imprest supply bill seeks to provide sufficient authority for the Government to incur a maximum of $35 billion in expenses, $5 billion in capital expenditure, and $1 billion of capital injections. Although this is higher than we would seek in a normal year, not least because of the ongoing impact of COVID and the COVID response fund spending, it is actually lower than what was provided last year. And I think there you can see the trend. When I look at the total amounts of various imprest supply bills, the first one I was responsible for was around $19 billion, then around $30 billion, then around $52 billion, and now back to a total of $41 billion. I think members can see the trends there that we are bringing that back down now to more regularised levels of expenditure, but in acknowledgment that we are still in uncertain and challenging times, we are still in a period of time where spending is sometimes harder to predict than it would have been in the past. 