Thank you.
A lot of questions that our colleagues have been posing are about the health and safety of MPs and their staff, but there's another angle that I want to address or point to: We have, as a government, as public health officials, as a society, just asked the entire economy to start working from home. Several million people have been laid off because of a lack of ability to access their work, and businesses have shut down. Obviously, the entire country—in fact, the entire world—knows that we are under extraordinary circumstances.
I think that it's really incumbent upon us as parliamentarians not only to think about the health and safety of employees and MPs, but also to follow the advice that we're asking the rest of the country to abide by, that we're asking people who just lost their jobs because of these requirements to abide by. So, it is incumbent upon us, as political leaders and as politicians, to really do our best to abide by that advice.
My question is for Monsieur Robert.
There have been several questions about MPs' access to the Internet. Are you aware of any members of Parliament whose constituency offices do not have access to the Internet?