MPs split on whether to end hybrid Parliament rules

With the pandemic forcing members of Parliament to vote and attend meetings remotely, hybrid rules have been in place for six years. Now, there's a significant split among MPs on whether these arrangements should continue. Some argue the flexibility has been beneficial, while others feel it undermines the traditional, in-person dynamics of Parliament. This debate is crucial as it could reshape how Canadian politics operates, affecting transparency, accountability, and the overall legislative process.