We've had some debate and discussion and, Omar, you're absolutely correct that, should there be a public health emergency, should there be a second wave or a requirement, we want to make sure that we, as an assembly, could come together. We want to make sure our Parliament could function. That is why, out of an abundance of caution, we are continuing to make sure that we have this virtual Parliament opportunity. You're absolutely correct, but we still believe—I think there's still a lot of debate and discussion on this—there are a lot of benefits to bringing an assembly together, including the ability to have that interconnection and discussion. We've had some discussions among ourselves on how it will be important that we find a mechanism to be able to assemble. While the virtual platform is very important to us—we want to make sure we can have it since we know there are emergencies—to make sure that we're able to come together through some means and mechanism, we also believe that the physical ability to talk to one another is important as well.
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