The Business Committee will also be able to determine for how long it happens and any conditions that may be imposed on people's ability to participate remotely. For example, if there was an outbreak that affected a particular area, it could be that only members from that particular area were included. There are a variety of things that the Business Committee will be able to consider. So this is not a sudden abandonment of Parliament's debating chamber. There will still be aspects of parliamentary proceedings that happen here in the Chamber. It is quite conceivable that, in fact, it is the minority of members who will be participating remotely, while the majority of members are still able to be here in the Chamber. But it is also conceivable that we could have a situation where the minority are in the Chamber and the majority are participating remotely. This allows for that eventuality. If we get to that point, but it would be Parliament's Business Committee that would make that determination.