This is a season of extraordinary firsts, not least in the way public business is being conducted remotely.
That is necessary as a short-term expedient to deal with the spread of the coronavirus. It should not become a precedent for politicians and lawyers to avoid dealing openly with public issues, in front of the people who are affected by the political process...
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