THE SPEAKER: Okay, I have just been informed by the Clerk, via Legislative TV, that there is going to be a forced restart of almost every government computer at 9:40 a.m., so unfortunately that is going to impact our ability to proceed.

What we are going to do is take our 15-minute COVID-19 break now, or a short recess, as long as it takes. For everybody who is participating virtually we encourage you to do a restart and the update now. If everybody in-house can do that as well, and when we are back online we will try our best to proceed.

BRAD JOHNS:

I think that, ideally, when the former Premier, Stephen McNeil had . . . (Interruption)

THE SPEAKER: Order, please. I'd like to remind the honourable member not to refer to any current members of this House. Even though he may be the former Premier, he's still a member.

ELIZABETH SMITH-MCCROSSIN: Mr. Speaker, last evening, I attempted to make a point of order by raising my hand but was not seen after doing so for about four minutes. I just wanted to bring a point of order today, and I raise it because I believe the Minister of Lands and Forestry misrepresented me last night in the Legislature regarding Bill No. 4 and the remarks that I made around Bill No. 4.