Thank you, and that's a great transition to a question for Dr. Stern.
I believe that in the beginning of your comments you noted that CMPA is a sort of intersection between health care and the law. I note that in the document we received, it reads, “CMPA takes no position on who should make the eligibility decision”. With regard to that intersection of health care and the law, we have heard from others in the medical profession that the safeguards should come from within the medical field and that doctors are trained to assess patients and competence and those types of things, but then we have heard that from a legal perspective, perhaps we should have judicial oversight as the final say.
Do you have anything to offer from within that intersection to help us sort through what balance, what safeguards we should be looking for in the final decision, once the patient has made the determination to pursue physician-assisted dying?