The primary feedback that is most memorable is the disbelief. It just seemed that nobody had followed through the extent of what would happen in this particular situation. For years now, parents have just kind of dealt with it and moved on.
The reason the bill is called Evan's law—that's a real person—is that his mother raised this issue with a member of Parliament and said that what she had gone through was unbelievable. She told a very specific story about how she and her husband grieved very differently and required very different things, and how disconnected the process seemed from any sense of fairness or humanity, given her specific situation.
She did the right thing. She called her member of Parliament and said that this should not happen to another person. Sadly, it's still happening today. We have a chance to stop it.