Maybe one recent example I can give is the initiative to bring bring 25,000 Syrian refugees into Canada before February. Through that exercise, the department had not only the plan to help bring 25,000 people to Canada but also the follow-up with the provinces and all of the work that's going to be done for their resettlement and the integration.
A lot of gender-based analysis goes into that, and maybe IRCC talked to you about this when they were here, as well as a lot of research and disaggregated data that they pull together to understand what's going to happen when they bring these people to Canada. In these communities, what services will they have, what are they going to need, how will they be organized, and will they will get language training—all of those things. I think this is one recent example where there was a lot of analysis that was brought to the proposal.