I'm looking for an opinion, and any of the three witnesses can feel free to chime in on this if they choose to.
Prior to COVID-19, committees such as this would offer video conferencing for guests, but it was not over Zoom, and it was not over the person's individual Internet connection. They would have to go to a place that actually offered that video conferencing capability. Now what's being proposed is continuing on with the Zoom version—not the pre-COVID-19 video conferencing version, where we had much better access. People would only have video conferencing in places where they had high-speed access, for example.
Would your recommendation be that it would be okay to return to that style of video conferencing, because we didn't have those problems? We never heard of these types of hearing injuries or problems in that particular style. I would argue that the technology, even though it's caught up and come a long way, has still not caught up to where we were with the pre-COVID-19 video conferencing.
Does anyone want to weigh in on that?