outside the senate today is rosemary barton.nother chamber with a conservative majority. >> this is where the governor general or rides with the prime minister, we will see a lot of the new faces. they have never been part of that. it's exciting from that perspective. in terms of content, and nobody will be overly surprised from what they hear today. this is a prime minister that tends to slip a little tidbits into throne speech is to catch people off guard. we remember the potential change to the lyrics of "o canada" that backfired on them. in terms of the broad strokes, we expect the speech will reflect what we heard throughout the election. no one is on the edge of their seats. it will be interesting because it is his first one, stylistically, how he goes about reading it, how he delivers it and enjoys it. we are told he will probably not show in the lawn. even though it is a beautiful day. he would drive up in the car. there were some people joking that maybe he could write up -- ride up in his bike, because he likes to bike

there is senator wolin, where rosemary barton was talking earlier. osemary is the expert on those kinds of things. did they ever actually try to stop people from using those in the senate or the house of commons chamber? >> well, not yet. your tongue because i don't want them to stop because otherwise i can't talk to them while they are down there. >> i seem to recall at the beginning when these things became popular, which i guess is a while ago now, but there was some initial attempt to prevent members in both of these houses from using them. but they don't go anywhere. >> a lot of them gave sort of a behind-the-scenes video during the question. or in the senate. a lot of them not only use blackberries, but a lot of ipod. so i think i'll have a hard time stopping them from using them. >> six of the justices of the supreme court. now, as just terry mentioned earlier, you know, often on a big speech from the throne, this place is packed on the floor. all kinds of guests from past governments, special dignitaries , premiere sometimes. that center aisle

wallen, whotor rosemary barton was talking to a little earlier her senate colleagues on the conservative side. one operating his mobile device there. there are rules againasst that. rosemary is the expert on those kinds of things. did they ever actually tried to stop people from using those inside, the senate or the house of commons chamber? >> noet yet. bite your tongue. i do not want them to stop. otherwise, i cannot talk to them when they are down there. >> when these things became popular, there was some initial attempt to prevent members in both houses from using them, but it did not seem to go anywhere. >> a lot of them tweet from the floor, which is nice because it gives you a behind-the-scenes. a lot of them not only use blackberries, but a lot of them use ipads. they have their briefing notes on the ipad. they will have a hard time stopping them from using them. >> 6 of the justices of the supreme court in their robes. now, as terry mentioned earlier, often on a big speech from the throne day, this place is packed. there are all kinds of guests from past governments, former prim