Okay. We saw that yesterday, certainly, in the committee of the whole that sort of replaces question period. There were times when interpreters were indicating that they couldn't hear satisfactorily.
You also mentioned in your opening remarks—and I know it's in the briefs we've received from some of the associations—that there's been a need for more interpreters. Just given the fact that they aren't in the same room and the visual ability to see is not there, it's harder on them. [Technical difficulty—Editor] that seems to be what you've indicated as well, and I can certainly understand how that would be the case.
I wanted to get your take on this lack of visual ability to see in some cases being more difficult for interpreters. Just tell us a bit about how your team is holding up—