For our organization, and for me as the CEO, we deal with disabilities and with track 2. I don't know the frequency within the Gitxsan Nation or any nation of how many people might be requesting MAID or taking MAID under track 1. I haven't heard of any from my chief or the members in my family. It doesn't mean it doesn't happen, but I just don't have that expertise.
To go back, respectfully, I listened to your comments and appreciate them. I do, but medical assistance in dying is a euphemism that was put in place to.... It's non-culpable homicide in the Criminal Code. That's what it is. It is part of a process where we have indigenous and non-indigenous people with disabilities who are burdened and weighed down by pressures, from the lack of services you just described, to a point where they are making a decision that I believe is coerced. Even though people say it is a decision they make themselves, when you have all these pressures and everything else—