[Technical difficulty—Editor] health care, education, and the list goes on, as you both mentioned. Thank you for your comments.
Dr. Leuprecht, we've met before, through the Eastern Ontario Wardens' Caucus. You had done a great report on policing sustainability.
For my first question I wanted to ask you maybe what you gave Mr. Gerretsen in the class you had with him. However, I'll pass on that and ask you to build on your comments about the parliamentary aspect. I respect what you say when you note that Parliament is open, transparent and on TV, in terms of the security risks there. My concern goes more to what Madam Normandin of the Bloc talked about, the caucus aspects and some of those in camera and behind the scenes stuff that are an essential part of seeing that public face of Parliament. I worry about some of those security aspects. I liked your line about building the plane while flying it, and agree that technology may not be the challenge as much as the human dynamic.
We have Zoom, for example, and we've been rolling these processes out. Do you not think that might be a human issue and not a best practice, at times? Yes, we want to get here quickly, but when you talk about the protocols, the connectivity and the devices, and those questions that you want to ask in a contract you would have with a company, do you not agree that perhaps as humans right now, who are rushing to do this, these might not be best steps, or maybe there's a higher risk of having the challenges of hacking or accessing our software outside of these programs?