Of course.
You mentioned some of the difficulties we've had today, and there have been a few of those, for sure. This is the second committee meeting I've participated in—well, I guess the third, actually. The first one was by video. As for the other two, at finance and the previous meeting we had for this committee, video wasn't enabled yet. This is a pretty recent development in terms of the committee aspect of things.
I wonder if you would share concerns based on what you've experienced today. I know you've participated in some Board of Internal Economy meetings, or at least one, by teleconference. I don't know if you can share with us your experiences—obviously I'm not asking you to tell us what was said in camera—in terms of how the technology worked and whether those meetings were able to flow well. Obviously you're talking about a smaller number, so when we get into a House of 338, those problems would only magnify.
I'm curious whether that has given you some pause for thought on this. Maybe while you're at it, could you give us some sense of whether you got any more clarification from the administration as to how they arrived at the four weeks they've given you as advice for producing this?