I'm not sure if you're hearing from the Privy Council Office in this committee. Yes? Okay.
They will be able to answer that with a greater level of detail, but as per the action plan following the Auditor General's report, they have committed to making a checklist. It's just to ensure a more robust GBA is done at the point of the memorandum to cabinet or the policy proposal.
At the moment, there is a paragraph in the consideration section that addresses GBA. Depending on the department, the timing of the initiative, the priorities, and so on, sometimes it was a tack-on at the end. I know that PCO is currently doing a lot of thinking to ensure that GBA is considered all the way through the policy process and is really integrated into the whole policy thinking and development process. If you are hearing from them, you'll hear more about their thinking on that.
I will just add that they have committed to ensuring that all of their staff take the GBA training by this fall, so that should also make a difference. That includes the senior management.