Thank you, sir. That leads to my next question. As it stands, mental illness is prohibited, but it's not prohibited if it's in conjunction with another illness.
In my view, that may potentially lead to a problem. If you have a medical illness that does put you in a situation of being eligible for MAID, but there's a mental illness component to it, you're still forced into that situation of having to assess the mental illness, which is the concern that gave rise to it being prohibited as the sole basis for requesting MAID.
I'm struggling with how you reconcile those two things, particularly in a scenario in which you require a second expert opinion. If the expert opinion is on the non-mental illness issue, do you then require a third opinion regarding the mental illness issue?