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What is the Brought Forward amount that is at the bottom of the earnings table?

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What is the Brought Forward amount that is at the bottom of the earnings table?

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The brought forward amount is the total gross of retrospective payments from previous pay periods that have been paid to you in the current pay period. The retrospective payment box includes all outstanding adjustments from previous pay periods that have been processed in time for the current pay period. This box is located on page two of your payslip. This box will display dates and itemised details for adjustments made for the previous four pay periods. Any adjustments from a pay period more than four pay periods earlier, will be combined and listed as a lump sum amount per payment type. The brought forward amount is added to the earnings from the current pay period. The total of these two amounts is your total gross fortnightly earnings for the current pay period.

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