When a sitting is being held with members participating remotely,—despite Standing Order 146, there is no limit on proxy votes that may be cast by a party, anddespite Standing Order 144(5) and (6), a party of five or fewer members may have votes cast on its behalf, including when no member of that party is present within the parliamentary precincts at the time, by the leader or whip of another party, andfor the purposes of Standing Orders 148 and 151, and despite rule 4, members who are participating remotely are not treated as present within the Chamber when a personal vote is being held.