Justice  Mr. Speaker, it is vitally important that those who need marijuana for medical use as prescribed by a medical professional have access to it. I would like to quote from the court case, specifically section 1(2), which states: This case is not about the legalization of marihuana generally or the liberalization of its recreational or life-style use.

Physician-Assisted Dying  Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank members of the committee for their dedication in consulting with Canadians and key stakeholders on this complex issue. This is an extremely important and deeply personal issue to every Canadian. We will be examining this report closely as the government crafts an appropriate legislative response to the Supreme Court of Canada's ruling and the Carter v.

Indigenous Affairs  Mr. Speaker, I am happy to have this interaction today and to speak to the importance of first nations and Inuit children having access to the health services they need. As I said previously, yes, we know there is more that can be done, and we will do more. First nation children must have access to the health services they need, including the provision of orthodontic services through Health Canada's NIHB program.

Indigenous Affairs  Mr. Speaker, our government is fully committed to ensuring that first nation and Inuit children have access to the health services they need. Our government is committed to working with our partners to provide effective, sustainable, and culturally-appropriate health programs and services to improve the health of first nations and Inuit people in Canada.

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, I believe this motion is supportable. However, I am concerned that the opposition has not focused on the policy authority and how it is harmed by BDS. I would ask the member why that is.