“Ensure” is a powerful word. Carter makes it abundantly clear that no physician can be compelled to participate in this. It's the anticipation of all the colleges—and I think it's reasonable to anticipate—that there will be a coalition of willing physicians who embrace this service. It's certainly happened in other permissive jurisdictions. In the course of our consultations I think it's reasonable to expect that physicians will step to the front for this. Some of course won't.
As for the colleges, in the aftermath of Carter and in the vacuum that existed, I can tell you as president of FMRAC that all of the colleges wanted to put together rough frameworks of how this can be provided. The unanimous view of all of the colleges was that the highest court in the land has created a right, so how do we enable it?