Thanks very much.
I think, as you know, we began asking questions about the parliamentary plan at the first public meeting with Dr. Butler-Jones in May. I guess to find out that there's a tool kit on the Internet today is a bit surprising in that none of us knows it's there. I guess we're a little bit concerned that the plan is only as good as what each of us knows our role will be in the plan.
Each of us is an employer, in a certain way. We're responsible for our staff, and I guess I just want to know if there will be information sessions. When will there be training? And how will you, as the clerk, determine which of our offices are ready and which are not in terms of which of us has shown up at the training sessions. It would be the same as anybody in charge who would have to determine whether the departments are ready and whether the others are. We were very concerned when we heard from Treasury Board and PCO that they couldn't actually tell us which departments were ready. Do you feel that you will be able to have a handle on which members' offices are ready or not ready, in terms of that?
I guess the other question would be whether you have determined what the critical activities or critical committees that need to meet would be. Is there technology available that would allow staff, members, and particularly support staff, such as the library, to be able to work from home?