That is exactly our concern with the standard. It does not state that the person has to go through treatment. It's encouraged, but it's not necessary.
Again, the idea of someone who has thought reasonably about suicide and MAID is more concerning, as far as risk of suicide goes, than somebody who is in crisis. Some of the testimony before was around whether somebody had planned it very carefully. That's not suicide; that's MAID. As a suicide researcher and a clinician, I'm much more concerned about the person who's thought about suicide for a long time and has planned it than about someone who's in crisis. Both are at risk.