Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thanks, Ms. Fraser. The constituents of Kelowna—Lake Country are looking forward to having you at the UBC Okanagan talk in a couple of weeks. I hope to have a chance to visit with you then as well.
Thank you for being here today for this very important discussion. I believe that for all of us around the table, it's not a partisan issue. The Parliament buildings are a national historic icon. I can still remember the first time I brought my family here a little over a decade ago. I said that it's one of those bucket list things: every Canadian should have a chance to come here and visit Parliament Hill. It makes you even prouder to be a Canadian.
Just quickly, with my limited time, I'll say that I know you've had a great deal of research and have extensive knowledge, working with the Speaker and Ms. O'Brien. I'm just wondering if you have governance models from any other countries that you might be able to identify and that would help our committee in looking at them as we continue the study and come up with something that would help future parliamentarians as well.