Social Services Committee — Department of Justice engages in – in fact, most of them are subject to settlement privilege. And so it's a condition for both the litigants which would include the government entity and the plaintiff or the other defendant that you can't discuss the terms of the settlement publicly. We would be revealing settlement privilege, so you can't really speak about it in any more detail other than to indicate that they were settlement funds. MS. COFFIN: Okay. So the settlement was in favour of the Eastern School District and they were bestowed a sum for something – MR. PRITCHARD: That's correct. MS. COFFIN: – $500,000. MR. PRITCHARD: Yes. MS. COFFIN: Okay. Did we get this one – the Supplies overages I had a look at. 1.2.04, Property, Furnishings and Equipment, we had a $127,000 overage in the last year. I noticed it went back down again in Estimates. Can you explain to me what the overage was about? MR. A. PARSONS: I think I can jump in there. That was the increase in the RNC police vehicle allotment. I think we got – the number is 16. So that's 16 new police vehicles and that's the slot that that would have found itself in. MS. COFFIN: How many extra cars do they get for $127,000? MR. A. PARSONS: Four? MS. COFFIN: Sixteen? OFFICIAL: We get 10 to 12 a year. MR. A. PARSONS: Ten to 12 a year and they got four new ones. MS. COFFIN: Sixteen for $127,000? MR. A. PARSONS: Yeah. I thought it was 16. OFFICIAL: We normally get 10 to 12 (inaudible). MR. A. PARSONS: Yes, normally we get 10 to 12 a year. This year we got 16. MS. COFFIN: Oh. MR. A. PARSONS: Yeah. MS. COFFIN: Good, way to go. All right, let's talk about Salaries, Fines Administration, is that attrition, the $16,200 that's down from Budget 2019 to '19-'20 estimates? MR. GREEN: Yes, it is. MS. COFFIN: Okay. So, does that mean that you have the same number of staff but one retired and you put a new junior person back? MR. GREEN: No – MS. COFFIN: It was just total attrition, and that was (inaudib