I got that, yes. Legislative voting or parliamentary voting is highly distinct from general elections.
I know your work. Both of you have done a lot of work on electronic voting for general elections, but you make the distinction in that article, which I thought was really important for this debate and discussion, that parliamentary voting is a matter of public record. By virtue of that, it's transparent and open. It poses less risk for interference. I think there is a really important claim to be made there.
You also mentioned two other points that I thought were important. You didn't stress those as much, maybe, in your opening remarks, so I'm going to ask you some more questions about those. You also said that the federal government has the cybersecurity infrastructure to do remote online voting for legislative purposes.
Can you tell me a little more about what you know about the cybersecurity infrastructure? We've heard from other witnesses that it's highly robust. I am satisfied as a member of Parliament that it's really robust, but I wonder if you could fill us in on anything you know.