No. I think Status of Women Canada is a leader, and I know you've had representatives from Status of Women appear before you in terms of the extent to which they do look at the international perspective. I think that certainly helps inform their approach. The training we receive at PCO is in fact coordinated and provided for us by Status of Women Canada. In that regard we feel we are getting and receiving from them very good expertise and advice that reflect the international perspectives out there.
I think you're received representatives from HRSD; in terms of HRSD, departments as well are looking internationally in terms of the experience out there in incorporating into their analysis on particular policy proposals how best to incorporate gender-based analysis on individual initiatives. Much of it depends on the kind of data and information that you can get. Data is always critical in terms of how you incorporate it into your policy choices and options. I think departments are actually continuing to learn and to look internationally at best practices.