Let me use an example.
If we were to include in this legislation, for example, mental health being the sole criterion, a patient having a mental health problem only....
Sorry, it's the other way around. If the province were to entertain legislation that permitted medically assisted dying for a purely mental health reason, and the federal legislation does not address that, there will be confusion in the eyes of physicians as to whether they're going to be subject to a criminal sanction as a consequence of that. It appears that there's no conflict between the current Quebec legislation and the current federal legislation, as it's drafted. If the other provinces become substantially similar to what the federal legislation contemplates here, we're fine. It's only if one of the provinces gets broader and includes things that are not in here that our members are going to get in conflict.