Mr. Jay Potter at the Medical Assistance in Dying Committee

I might answer very briefly on the first question.

I would just note that advance directives and MAID are very different things, and that advance directives as they currently exist are for refusal of care, which people have always had a right to do, whereas MAID legally is an act that requires a criminal exemption because it actively ends a person's life. There is an important distinction there, at least from a legal perspective.

I'll let my colleague Ms. Hoffman add on.