My recollection of Professor Downie's testimony is that she pointed out to the committee that this has been by far and away the longest extension of a suspended remedy in charter history. It's been six years. That is an incredibly long period of time to suspend charter rights.
I know the committee is going to hear from CAMAP and FMRAC on the medical regulatory authorities' oversight on MAID, but it exists and it is robust across the country.
The G decision from 2020, which talked about individualized assessments under section 15, is a really important reminder that blanket prohibitions don't withstand charter challenges.