Thanks for bringing that up. I think now we're getting into the really interesting details of clinical practice, because you're going to have folks to whom you can't say anything. Maybe the person hasn't had adequate treatment, what they've had you can't figure out from the file or whether their treatment was optimized, etc., or they haven't had proper social supports. You say, look, there's too much uncertainty here. I can't say anything useful here about what's going to happen in this person's course of illness. I'm not going to find this person eligible.
Then there will be other cases where, in fact, the person has had a very long course of treatment, decades of care, high-quality care, and has reached an informed and capable choice that they want to access MAID. I think those two kinds of clinical situations and everything in between complicate things.
We spoke to that in the report.