Thank you very much for the question.
Right now, the bill is worded to ensure gender equality, I believe. I think it's important to understand the reality that women and children are those most harmed and affected by family violence. While of course they are not the only people affected by family violence—fathers and men are as well—the reality is that intimate partner violence is a gendered phenomenon, and we believe this should be a part of training for that particular reason. While, right now, I do believe that the bill is drafted in a gender-neutral way, we actually think that training should ensure that judges understand the gendered nature of intimate partner violence and family violence.