Thank you for the question.
I think it's incredibly important that we don't politicize hybrid Parliament. This provides flexibility for women and men to come to Parliament when it works for their professional and personal schedules and, when it absolutely does not, to have the ability to participate in a hybrid environment.
I'm a business owner. I prefer being in a working environment, but certainly, as a mother, there are times when I need to be home with a sick child or to balance an appointment or the priorities that life throws my way.
I think it's truly about flexibility. It's not black and white. There are many shades of grey as to how hybrid should be implemented.