Yes, it is an interesting.... I think that there was a constellation of factors that led to an interest in including it as a mainstream requirement through the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.
I anticipate that some of it was probably because at the time that the 1995 Beijing declaration was going through, there was a lot of discussion, both inside government and out, about gender generally and the application of a gender lens inside and outside the state, both in domestic and international fora.
IRPA—that's the acronym—would have been in development around that time. What I anticipate happened was that there was an opportunity, the stars aligned, and it was included, but I can't tell you if there was an individual or a report or a particular trigger that resulted in its inclusion.