You are absolutely right.
Those documents are created digitally, but they are sent and submitted to the House of Commons in printed form. Our hands are kind of tied. We don't officially have access to the digital versions of those documents, which is why we need to work with our colleagues from the House of Commons.
I think that, in the note that has been distributed, there is a quote from my colleague the Clerk of the House of Commons, who referred to that intention following the success people from his office had with electronic petitions. They managed to move the file forward, and they hope to be able to repeat the same procedure with other parliamentary documents, including questions on the order paper, following their conversations with the Privy Council.