This is very rare in B.C., so we don't know where that figure came from. As Ronnie was just saying, it usually has to do with something related to the family feeling very overwhelmed in a very tragic situation and wanting something to happen very quickly, and we're not able to mobilize.
I'd like to clarify as well that if someone did not register their decision, we do ask the family. Likewise, if someone registered and said no, we do ask the family if there were any recent conversations in which the loved one would have had a different decision. We do ask that of the family. We respect their wishes, but we do ask that follow-up question.