Mr. Speaker, we must plan for that. Already, in the House, we thought that virtual meetings were impossible. I remember the debates. We could not conceive of doing it virtually. We thought the world would be turned upside down and the technology would not work. Now we see that it is possible. We therefore must plan for that kind of voting, and we are open to electronic voting.
We cannot do so if we do not change how we vote, which could involve some kind of hybrid Parliament. It will be impossible to conceive of any kind of recovery if we do not give ourselves the ability to act using our legislative power. We must therefore work on this.