I think this is a unique amendment. It's not an amendment that's going to be applicable to every single case. There's a qualifier there: “if they suffer from an underlying mental health condition”. I think it's very important to note that, because if that is known, then there is every reason under the sun that a person should say, “Hold on here, let's just do a little check-in ourselves here, and let's get a second opinion from an expert in that field.”
If it's an individual who is just suffering from an intolerable and grievous medical condition, apart from a history of mental health, this wouldn't be applicable. This is applicable to a small number of cases of individuals who suffer from mental health, and it's just another check and balance to make sure we're getting it right, and that these people are actually competent to make the decision that they're making here.