Thank you for the question. Yes, I would agree that the participation of members in the legislature is enhanced by their opportunities to speak to each other face to face. Camaraderie is one word; perhaps we could use collegiality. I think if individual people get to know each other across party lines, it can only add to the decorum within Parliament and also to the ability perhaps of the residents who are watching to see meaningful debate as opposed to debate degenerating into insults. There is a huge advantage in my opinion.
We've had to go through this in the last two and a half or almost three years in our society. It's not just in Parliament or in legislatures. Communication using virtual approaches is a big challenge. I do think we've done the best we could, but I would agree that when people get together face to face, that allows them to get to know each other better and allows for, I think, more discussion and dialogue.