It's vulnerability. Absolutely, the eligibility criteria and the procedural safeguards were written in order to address the issue of vulnerability, and they do so. You must be fully informed. It must be a voluntary decision with no coercion or undue influence. When you are track 2, you have to be told about all of the things that are available to you as options.
The final thing I'd say is that the evidence speaks for the quality of the readiness in relation to protecting vulnerability, because the evidence is very strong from Health Canada that socio-economic vulnerability and marginalization are not drivers of MAID. This was the fear before. This was expressed as that we were going to go down a slippery slope and that this will happen. We now have years of data that show that it's a privilege and that it's not vulnerability.