Wireless Internet

Visitors to the National Assembly can access the Internet via a number of Wi-Fi access points or hotspots. Persons and organizations testifying in parliamentary committee also have access to this service.

Hotspots:

Parliament Building

• National Assembly Chamber
• Rooms RC 161 and RC 171
• Parliamentary committee rooms
  • Legislative Council Chamber (1.183)
  • Louis-Joseph-Papineau Room (RC 172)
  • Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine Room (RC 184)
• Bernard-Lalonde Press Room (1.131)
• The restaurant (Le Parlementaire) and cafeteria (Le Café du Parlement)

Pamphile-Le May Building

• Salle des Premiers-Ministres (1.38)
• Press Conference Room (1.30)
• National Assembly Library

Consult

• Plan of parliamentary buildings with hotspots indicated
• Useful Information before you visit the Parliament Building

As the Assembly provides no technical assistance, visitors must know how to run their laptops in a wireless environment.

Hardware and Other Requirements

• You must have a laptop with Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g wireless technology that supports WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) encoding.
• You must use the Assembly’s Internet in accordance with the Acceptable Use Policy.

Procedure

Visitors wishing to use the wireless Internet service must obtain an access key from Assembly staff at the hospitality desk in the main hall of the Parliament Building or at the Library counter.

Restriction

When parliamentary proceedings are taking place, no electronic devices are permitted in the visitors’ gallery of the National Assembly Chamber or the Legislative Council Chamber.