Yes, technically, but your example is too simplistic and the year by year can fluctuate. But the specific capital items we are talking about today that are not

Yes, technically, but your example is too simplistic and the year by year can fluctuate. But the specific capital items we are talking about today that are not purchased do not contribute to the IS. The effect is just existing capital items making it's way through the statements. We are talking about today, short term.