Not in every area. Iceland has the lowest gender wage gap, for instance. It also has a very high proportion of women in politics, and that's changed in recent years, in particular since 2008. Scandinavia is much further ahead on the whole board issue, and particularly on parental leave policies. When I was talking about those policies earlier, those are the countries where you've seen models and you've seen that correlation between better numbers of women in leadership.
I wouldn't say there's a country out there that has solved every problem when it comes to gender diversity, but the ones I mentioned are the ones that tend to be doing a bit better. New Zealand's done very well on the gender wage gap as well.
It's sad to me that Canada.... That study I mentioned earlier was a study on gender diversity in corporate leadership. Of 92 countries, Canada was in the bottom 10. It's a big problem.