To answer that, the Supreme Court makes clear that it's putting conditions on the availability of physician-assisted death, so it's a matter of what those conditions are. What I'm recommending is that it should be a last resort and very rarely used, if you don't want to normalize euthanasia. What “normalization” means is the way that most people will die—or a very large number of people. That's why I pointed out those statistics from the Netherlands and Belgium, and what that would mean in Canada.
I think most Canadians would be extremely worried, to put it in the mildest possible terms, and I believe upset if they thought there were between 11,000 and 12,000 Canadians being killed by lethal injections given by doctors every year.