Okay.
Ms. Bernier, I think a couple of you had talked about the fact that you're not concerned about security as it relates to public meetings. Basically, we should be encouraging people to get involved in the democratic process; therefore, there shouldn't be a concern as to the security around it. Mr. Brassard touched on something, and I'll pick up on that. I don't think the security aspect of it is just about in camera versus public. It can also be about people taking a meeting hostage. Say, for example, a very important public meeting was going to take place and a hacker got in and crashed the system and Parliament couldn't function properly as a result of that.
Would you agree that is equally concerning, or maybe not equally, but that's something that should be of concern as well?