Thank you very much for your testimony.
I will start with Dr. Grant.
When Peter Hogg appeared before the committee at the end of January, he proposed that federal legislation should be drafted to provide a fairly extensive framework for physician-assisted dying in Canada, with the provision that this federal legislation would not apply to provinces or territories that have enacted substantially similar physician-assisted dying regimes.
We've had other witnesses who have said that the federal framework should be much less extensive.
Do you have an opinion with respect to Mr. Hogg's proposal? He is, of course, a supreme constitutional expert, and we do have a lot of respect for what he said, but I think someone from the provincial college might have a perspective. He had no perspective, no experience at all with the medical aspects of this, which he readily admitted.