I like what I'm hearing, Mr. Lee.
You probably have access to bandwidth and Internet, but you also have what it takes in that you're very smart.
What about people in unique situations, people with an intellectual or physical disability? Unless we can show that they'll receive the service, not only where they live, but also in a way that meets their needs, it's like we’re abandoning them. There's the distance element, but a high percentage of Canadians are illiterate or don't have a cell phone. Just a few kilometres from here on the way to my riding, there are areas where there's no reception. We have to be careful with technology; people are afraid of AI. As you can appreciate, gentlemen, lawmakers do not move fast enough to keep up with technology.
I am out of time, but I would like to thank you both. This discussion has given me a good idea of what the situation looks like.