Yes, absolutely. It's fair to say that we do the GBA analysis as a matter of course when we're developing new policy proposals.
In terms of the conditional permanent resident initiative, I think what came up through that analysis was the fact that this condition could place some spouses, many of whom are women, in situations of vulnerability. That's why there was a specific exemption introduced at the time that allowed spouses who were subject to abuse or neglect to be exempted from the condition.
Again, that's a pretty concrete example of where the analysis led to an understanding of a risk that was part of a proposal, and a measure to mitigate that risk was introduced as a result.