I circulated the specific tool that is used by analysts to review the submissions in order to give them a sense of the types of questions they would ask in order to assess whether or not there are GBA issues with the submission. I certainly think, from our perspective, that departments are generally doing what they should be doing in terms of addressing any GBA that should be conducted within the frame of their Treasury Board submission.
We're not having a particular problem with departments providing GBA on their submissions. I'm certainly not aware of any issues where we're having a problem with departments completing GBA, either at the policy development phase or when they come in with their Treasury Board submission at the implementation phase.