There's no harm in spending more time thinking about these issues; they are complicated issues. I think a lot of work has already been done on these questions and I think that if we look at countries where this practice is permitted, we see that the lack of consensus doesn't go away, so we can continue to study, but I don't know that we're going to learn a lot more that's new.
I think we are already assessing irremediability in the context of mental disorder; we're just doing it with patients who have other conditions as well. I think we can learn from those experiences to help inform the practice with people who have a mental disorder and no other condition, but these complex cases are already being assessed, and people have already accessed MAID as a result, so I think that the exclusion criteria will just prevent a very small number of people from having access.