Fair enough. I just wanted to make sure that's on the record.
Mr. Leuprecht, welcome back.
For those who don't know, Mr. Leuprecht was one of my profs at Queen's University, and the only prof to ever not grant me an extension on an essay when I asked for it. If he's a little tough on me today, you'll know why.
You made a really interesting point. You said you are more concerned about how we use technology. There was a really interesting analogy for this in our first virtual session of Parliament yesterday. At the beginning of the meeting, my Zoom program had 13 pages of thumbnail photos, including one page of people who had muted their video. By about 20 minutes into it, that number had grown to five or six pages of people who had turned off their video.
What do you recommend in terms of establishing certain guidelines or best practices to make sure that people are using technology and participating properly? I think it opens the door to potential problems, which I think is what you were getting at.