Gender discrimination is often found in the work environment. In fact, in achieving a company goal, good employee performance is needed. To realize this goal, it is necessary to create a balanced and genderless work environment. In accordance with the Presidential Instruction to implement a Gender Responsive Planning and Budgeting Policy, this regulation provides space and opportunities for female and male employees to get the same rights and opportunities in a company.However, many say that gender equality is unable to improve employee performance. Therefore, another variable is needed, namely discipline as a mediator variable. This study aims to determine whether Gender Responsive Budgeting affects employee performance and employee discipline, and whether discipline has an influence on employee performance and becomes a mediator variable or not. The population of this study were all employees of the Inspectorate in Surabaya.Data testing was carried out using Hayes regression analysis techniques as a hypothesis tester.