Doctor, I'm going to interrupt you, because I've heard your evidence the last two times as well. The problem is that we can't pass a law that's as equivocal as you're putting forward. We have to pass a law that either allows it or not. That could put it in the hands of practitioners, and we have to trust the system.
We have had numerous practitioners appear before this committee, this time and the last two times, who said we are not clinically ready and the system is not prepared for multiple reasons, including the fact that we don't have resources. What do you say to that and how do you answer that question after hearing from Dr. McKinnon?