On page 10 of your report, you state the following:
In any situation where suicidality is a concern, the clinician must adopt three complementary perspectives: consider a person’s capacity to give informed consent or refusal of care, determine whether suicide prevention interventions—including involuntary ones—should be activated, and offer other types of interventions which may be helpful to the person.
This is a far cry from the claims made by those who argue that people suffering from depression will be able to access medical assistance in dying.