Thank you to both of you.
My question is for Professor Lemmens.
You serve on the Ontario MAID death review committee, as you've already stated, and you've published peer-reviewed analysis drawing on the committee's publicly released reports. Without breaching the confidentiality of any internal deliberations, could you tell the committee about specific published cases in which mental health drivers such as depression, hopelessness, grief or psychosocial suffering played a significant role in the deaths of people whose primary eligibility pathway was track 2?
I'm asking because those cases, in the existing, more restrictive system, are the most direct evidence of what could happen at scale if MAID were expanded for mental illness as a sole underlying condition.
