If you're asking about the technology, I'm not a IT person, so I don't know whether you can get voice modes within Zoom. If that's possible, great. I guess I foresaw that with the voice votes, which I said was 92% or 93% of the normal voting in the House, you would obviously have a small group in the House—this is a hybrid—and within that small group, you would have each caucus represented.
I was a Deputy Speaker for a while. When you do voice voting, the Speaker has to judge the room. It's not who is the loudest. When you're in a minority, you need to have some sense of where the different parties are standing on a matter.
You can still have voice voting in the chamber, knowing that presumably there have been discussions among the caucuses themselves internally, and you have the role of the House leaders managing that.