A young person in crisis would not be eligible for MAID anymore than they would be eligible for any other decision, for example, to deny life-sustaining treatment. The individual's emotional state is taken into account when assessing whether, in that instance with that decision, the minor is able to fully appreciate the decision they've been asked to make and its consequences. So that's a clear no for me.
On the question of how common are unresolved disputes with regard to MAID, I have no information on that question.
As to lessons from other countries, some of the practices we see are review boards. For any instances in which MAID is to be performed on a minor, or an adult as I recall, there is a report that is filed with a central body that will review everything. That's one of the safeguards.
I think that we actually picked up a lot from what other countries' practices were when we created our MAID regime a few years ago.
I'll pass the mike.