Thank you. I appreciate the answers.
We've also heard that even within the reduced sittings, many staff have to go back to Parliament. It sounds to me as though there are quite a few risks even with the reduced number. By my rudimentary calculations, the estimates were over 100 people going back into the physical space.
I wonder if I could ask you a question that might make you feel a little uncomfortable, but I feel the need to make the point. That is, if you had the medical histories of all the 100 or so people who are having to go back to Parliament, would you in fact be able to predict which ones would contract the virus and which ones might succumb to it and eventually die?