Sorry, I think Mr. Rankin understood that. I think he was asking whether or not, given the way the legislation is drafted, a decision not to provide medical assistance in dying in the example he provided—a gentleman who had had a stroke, who couldn't do anything but move his eyebrows and was incapacitated and wanted to die and had to starve himself to death—would be consistent with the Carter decision. He's asking whether or not you believe that the law as drafted is compliant with the Carter decision in that regard.
On May 2nd, 2016. See this statement in context.