Thank you so much for the question.
I think one of the important things about hybrid participation is that it actually allows people to continue to work at times when they otherwise might not be able to. Before we had this option, if people were too ill or were unable to come to the House, of course they weren't able to participate in the work of the House and be on the committees and so on. Obviously, hybrid proceedings give people an opportunity to do that.
I don't think it's a question of in-person versus virtual participation. It really is taking advantage of the opportunities that the technology provides us with. As we outlined in our opening remarks, we believe—and we have research to show—that people are more likely to enter politics and to want to be part of the system if they know that hybrid will be there for them at the times when they need it.
Thank you.