Thank you, Madam Chair.
Mr. Speaker, in your opening remarks, you laid out three guiding principles that you thought were important for the committee to consider. I would agree that they are all important considerations. Essentially, in short form, they make sure that any model we come up with would uphold the rights, immunities and privileges of the House and its members; that interpretation in both English and French would be available; and that all members would be able to participate in recognition, as you pointed out, that connectivity can vary in different constituencies. That certainly is true in our country, no question.
Given that, you've given a directive that the administration try to put this together in four weeks. Can you give us a sense of where that four weeks came from? What advice did you receive that indicated four weeks was an appropriate amount of time for that to happen? Are you firmly of the belief and quite certain that these three principles could, in fact, be upheld if we were to move ahead with something in that amount of time or less?