I am sorry to interrupt, but I want to address another aspect of the issue.
Quebec's approach was forward-thinking, in that they implemented end-of-life care legislation under which palliative care is the vehicle for end-of-life care. Rather than debating this, as many do, or pitting palliative care and the request for medical assistance in dying against each other, Quebec has included the emergence of a request for medical assistance in dying within a continuum of end-of-life care.
I assume that this approach is acceptable to you.
Isn't it?