To clarify Mr. Gerretsen's question, he was asking if the way the U.K. Parliament is doing it at the moment is pretty good. I find the way he described it—I'm not familiar with it—sounded good where you vote by video, and then there's validation through email. That's what I understood.
That sounds like a pretty decent and probably one of the best and easiest implementations we can do at the moment.
The reason is that even though deepfake is on the table, it's still one of the hardest attacks to pull off at the moment versus attacks on applications or some data in the database. Those are two different worlds of attacks. That's why I think voting with video confirmation, and then confirming with another method, either email or application, has high value.