We have heard testimony—overwhelmingly from psychiatrists, in particular—that has alluded to the very things you've alluded to here: that there is no reliable way to distinguish between suicidality as a symptom of mental illness and a good-faith request for MAID. We've heard about the impossibility of coming up with a standardized framework that would assess irremediability for mental illness.
Would you say from your experience that we have as close to a consensus as possible from mental health care practitioners on these points?
