I appreciate that. Perhaps at some later point someone can bring that up.
The piece that I want to jump in on regarding this is the fact that in the province of Alberta, as a legislature, we sat through most of the pandemic. We had different social distancing rules. We sat in person.
At a certain point, when there became concerns around overall continuity of the legislature, we brought in provisions that allowed for voting. We could vote virtually, but we weren't allowed to interject into speeches virtually. In the Government of Alberta, we've always been allowed to participate by teleconference or video conference in committees, but in the chamber itself, interjections were not allowed virtually.
I would recommend that as this committee goes forward, they look at some of the best practices from different provinces and other jurisdictions. There are ways of strengthening this, as Ms. Collins and some of the others alluded to, that could build upon some of the best practices found in provinces like Alberta.
Thank you.