I would say for the record, and for the benefit of others who are listening, that this is a serious concern. We would not be able to ensure the privileges of all members to be able to participate, which I would say are pretty significant. There's no certainty here as to whether, if someone were not able to participate because of a poor Internet connection, we could actually say that this would enter into a breach of privilege. I think that's something that we all need to be really seriously thinking about before we move ahead.
I'll move on, though, to the practice of catching the Speaker's eye, whether that be for a point of order or by simply standing to give remarks in the House. On a procedural basis, how would this practice work? How would we deal with those issues?
I don't know who is best to answer. I wonder if both of you have comments on this.