Each of the following statements about the UN Security Council's Women, Peace and Security $($WPS$)$ agenda is true, EXCEPT:

It has been a consistent feature of the UN Security Council's work since the first World Conference on Women was held in Mexico City.

By the early $2020$s$,$ the WPS series included ten Security Council resolutions related to gender equality and ending sexual violence during conflicts.

It was inaugurated by the passage of UN Security Resolution $1325.$ There have been concerns that the UN's focus has narrowed to violence prevention in conflict settings, in contrast to the UN's earlier stress on multiple dimensions of women's exclusion $($including economic and political acnoctc$)$