Thank you, Madam Chair.
Thanks to all the witnesses. I really appreciate the expertise you bring to this panel.
I want to start by mentioning the two doctors, Dr. Essex and Dr. Goodman, whom we had on this morning's panel. They made a very clear distinction between general election online voting and parliamentary online voting. They pointed to the fact that parliamentary online voting is a matter of public record. It relies on the federal government's cybersecurity infrastructure and the capacity our federal government has for training MPs.
Mr. Ghorbani, you mentioned in your opening remarks that people are the weakest link, and you stressed the importance of training MPs in any online or virtual proceedings so people are aware of the risks. Do you want to talk further about how we should do that moving forward, assuming we move forward with some form of online voting?