Perhaps you intend for them to revise it to conform to how it was celebrated in the first centuries. In the Maronite Catholic Church, it is done with great reverence. The priest kisses the altar, places his hands on the offerings, then passes the peace to an acolyte as he prays:
Peace to you, O holy altar of God.
Peace to the holy mysteries placed upon you.
Peace to you, O servant of the Holy Spirit.
The acolyte then 'carries' the peace to two people (often children) who wait for it at the foot of the Sanctuary. They in turn pass it to the first person in each pew to be passed to the others in that pew. It is most reverent and quite beautiful. Meanwhile, the congregation sings:
"Those who work for peace are truly blest, they will be called the children of God."
This is an ancient traditon, not an invention of VCii.
I was not familiar with that bit of history. Thank you.
I have no confidence, however, that, given today's climate in the Church that such reverence could be accomplished.