On matters of the choices that I would make as a physician—and I'm here as the Minister of Health and not as a physician—I would make sure that my patients had access to the range of options at the end of life. That's a necessity for us and in fact it is required of us.
The other thing that I would point out to you is that the legislation that is going to be introduced in the very near future addresses the fact that the Supreme Court of Canada has made it very clear that we need to make sure that Canadians have access to assistance in dying at the end of life and it is our responsibility as parliamentarians to make sure that we put the laws in place. There is no question about whether or not medical assistance in dying needs to be available to all Canadians. That has already been made clear by the court.