What I'm saying is that the MAiD request should not be seen as a failure of the health care system.
When proposing health interventions, one must first have taken history of past interventions done with the person. Prognosis is hard to establish, yes, but it is possible to do it when a person has a long history of mental disorders. So we need to design services to keep people from requesting MAiD out of spite.
We mustn't pit quality of services and access to services against MAiD. We really need to ensure one and enable the other, and not pit them against each other.