In PCO, we focus largely on new initiatives coming in to cabinet. It may be a new initiative, or it may be the renewal of an initiative, if it requires a policy authority because something was sunsetting and requires renewed authority. That would be an opportunity, certainly, for PCO, at that point in time.
Looking at the renewal of programs and trying, as I say, to get to results-based programming and strategic reviews that Treasury Board is doing is, I think, more of a Treasury Board role, if I may speak for Joe. PCO is largely focused on supporting the cabinet process and therefore new initiatives coming into cabinet. That is where we would contribute, in terms of asking questions on whether gender-based analysis has been performed.
For example, on the EI program, if it's the EI compassionate care leave, we would want to ensure that it's looked at very carefully in terms of the implications for women and for men and how they would be affected by any initiative. That's our role in the policy process.