Yes. The Deputy will understand that these are estimates and, with regard to the figure of £1,000,000 which was originally given, of course we were not then in a position to make any very exact estimate of the number of people who might come forward for repayment. In addition to that, I think that that figure of £1,000,000 was given in my first Budget statement and, if my memory serves me correctly, sterling was then standing at a very heavy discount to the dollar, whereas to-day it is at par. The loan is in dollars, and if sterling were at a discount, as it was in 1932 and up to the earlier months of 1933, our sterling obligations would be very much heavier than they are to-day, when sterling and the dollar are very nearly at par. The total number of claims which we received so far are of the order of about 90,000. I give these figures with reserve because, since the extension of the date to the 30th of June of this year, other applications may have been lodged. However the number of applications is of the order of 90,000 and the total amount involved in those disbursements has been calculated at about $2,000,000; that is approximately £400,000. I think that the figure of £400,000 or £450,000 will meet all our obligations in regard to that matter.
