I have a receivability question.
My question, Mr. Genuis, is about the physician who is checking afterwards, and has to to check to make sure all of the requirements of subclause 241.2(1) were met, which would now include your proposed paragraph (f). How is it your view that the physician or nurse practitioner would check to see the other physician, if it was a different physician, informed the individual of all of the full range? Would one of them have to call or correspond with the other physician to make sure a full range of options was provided, or are you presuming it's always one of the two referring physicians, the nurse practitioner or medical practitioner, who are involved? That's going to help me clarify how receivable this is.