There are two types of potential breaches. Perhaps that's overly broad, but one of the two potential breaches I foresee is the inappropriate provision of physician-assisted death. If that's accompanied by a mens rea, that is inherently criminal. If it's not, then it's the inappropriate exercise of professional judgment, and that's regulatory. The regulatory colleges are familiar with these overlapping spheres. Sadly, we face those cases all too often.
The other type of breach would be the inappropriate blockage of access. I made the point in my submissions. I worry about that. If a physician, through obfuscation or what have you, inappropriately blocks access to an otherwise eligible patient, I know of nothing that would call that criminal as yet—that would be before your committee to consider—but I would say that it would be something that a regulatory body would deal with quite severely.