That seems like a strange decision to make, because I had a lot to say, but you're the chair.
First off, I can't believe how fast this committee is studying this matter. This is just, to me, unbelievable that you're racing.... It was interesting to hear the witnesses, every one of them, having to be cautioned against going too fast because they all had so much to say, and for some reason we're racing against time on one of the most complex issues that I've seen in my 15 years as a member of Parliament.
Listening to Ms. Herx's story about Candice was just heartbreaking. I have a 25-year-old son with autism, and I'm trying to get an understanding.... I had some questions, and it's not possible to get an answer in two minutes. I was expecting to have more time for asking how someone with a developmental disability would even indicate...what the criteria would be for their capacity to indicate their willingness to choose medical assistance in dying.
Rarely do I see unanimity in the disability sector, but there's almost unanimity about the fact that this is moving ahead way too fast and that there are way too few protections for people with disabilities.
In the 40 seconds that are left in my time, maybe somebody could give a comprehensive answer to that. Maybe Ms. Herx could give a comprehensive answer to that, because that's how long we have to study something this important.