I'll ask Ms. Garrett to add details again, but at a high level, to begin with, we're working closely with an accessibility advisory group on the designs. I can come back to the public experience, but the question was mostly around parliamentarians.
One important element is that with the Parliament Welcome Centre, the Centre Block, West Block and East Block will be interconnected with essentially a parliamentary promenade, which will really shift these three buildings to become one integrated complex, with a universal accessible pathway interconnecting the three buildings.
Universal accessibility from the exterior is a key part of this as well. We're really trying to ensure that the pathways are the same pathways for all people and that the means of moving through the building is the same for all people. There's been a tremendous amount of study around the placement and sizing of elevators, for example, to ensure that it's a very inclusive experience, as well as the placement, sizing and approach with washroom facilities.
It's a very inclusive approach beyond pure mobility issues.
I'll pass it over to Ms. Garrett to add details.