No. I don't believe that it does jeopardize the way in which these provisions would be implemented, because it would be the health law definition that would be used to interpret each of these offences. As I've stated, the health law understanding of what informed consent means is clear. What it means is that the patient has to understand and agree to the nature, risks and consequences of any given medical procedure. I think that's well established.
On February 27th, 2019. See this statement in context.