Indeed.
I work in a hospital and talk to the doctors in other disciplines who are used to medical assistance in dying. When I discuss this new development with them, they say it makes no sense and wonder how it's possible. They emphasize that the purpose of our profession is precisely to treat suicidal patients.
I talk to some of my very experienced psychiatrist colleagues who have seen some very serious cases, and they tell me that, with their patient cohort, they would never be able to distinguish a suicide from an authentic request.
A discussion took place within the Association des médecins psychiatres du Québec, in which one astute and highly experienced psychiatrist said he would never do it. He would ask a colleague to do it. He wasn't opposed to it in theory, but he said he didn't understand how he could do it in his career, despite the fact that he had extensive experience with very difficult and complex cases.
We're unfortunately unable to make that distinction at this time.