All I can speak to is my own college.
We take them very seriously. I've had the benefit of working closely with Nova Scotia's MAID team in the development of their clinical standards. We have this device in Nova Scotia called “the phone”, and when there are difficult cases, I'm often phoned by clinicians who say, “Hey, Gus, how do you think we should proceed?”
I think Nova Scotia enjoys a very close relationship between the regulatory body, the health authority and the clinicians delivering the care, so I'd say just the opposite. We're not turning away. We're leaning into these cases, and I'm grateful to have the opportunity to do that.