So in a way, the slippery slope argument associated with expanding or permitting medical assistance in dying in the terminal phase still generates fear. It seems that palliative care practitioners and their institutions don't always offer the option of having medical assistance in dying as part of their services. That is a situation one would not have believed possible, given that palliative care has been the only solution advocated for 50 years. We understand that this is an exemption.
In your opinion, how could that be resolved where you work?