That's perfect. Thank you.
I'll just lead off of that.
We heard concerns from a previous witness tonight about the importance of requisite capacity in providing consent for medical decisions, particularly in accessing MAID. She represented folks with intellectual disabilities. It could be argued that consent is actually impossible in that context because those Canadians lack the intellectual capacity to understand the consequences of those decisions.
Can you comment on your understanding of the legal nexus, in the MAID context, between an intellectual disability and the ability to consent?