We have just started a process whereby we are trying to identify what those might look like. We are going to be dedicating some of the new resources that we have through budget 2016 towards this work.
We are looking for a combination of resources. Sometimes they call it the “low-hanging fruit”; we make sure that we can explain GBA and its importance to Canadians and to federal officials. We will be looking at everything, from government priorities and initiatives that have a particular impact on women in diverse communities to some operational environments where we think GBA is really important. We are going to be looking at a variety of different initiatives and determining how we can ensure that GBA is part of the policy or program development process—not at the end of the process, as an afterthought, but all the way through, from the beginning of the development process.