U.K. Parliament To Vote On Future Of Remote Proceedings

The House of Commons resumed to debate future voting methods amid the coronavirus pandemic. Since April, a hybrid system allowed up to 50 members to attend in person, while others joined remotely. The government, led by Boris Johnson, now seeks to end virtual proceedings, arguing for face-to-face politics. Opponents fear this change discriminates against vulnerable lawmakers and increases COVID-19 risks, as in-person voting requires social distancing, potentially creating long lines.

How would in-person voting affect lawmakers in terms of health risks?

What logistical challenge would arise if all 650 lawmakers participated in in-person voting?