Sure. There are a few things that can significantly improve the situation for interpreters.
One that is possible for many people, but not everyone, is to have a hard-wired Ethernet connection. It's what I'm using today. It means that you're not dependent on Wi-Fi and don't have connectivity issues.
Another one that's really important and really easy for everyone is to send texts in advance. I'm sure all of the witnesses here today had prepared texts. Members of Parliament are often reading from texts. It's really helpful for the interpreters to receive those texts, especially when you plan to read them quickly, because they tell them basically what you're going to say and have the facts and figures. Interpreters are used to checking against verification, so they won't read them blindly, but they really help. Those are two of the most important things for us.