I am going to try to avoid doing what you just described. That said, I do like your analysis.
The provisions of the Act Respecting End-of-Life Care came into effect in December in Quebec. If I understood correctly, you told us earlier that our decisions must take into account the fact that laws in various provinces may be different.
I don't want you to tell us what we should decide, but according to your analysis and your knowledge of the Quebec legislation on end-of-life care, could it be a model that other provinces could follow? We heard that six years of work went into the making of that law. Do you feel that that law contains what a provincial law should contain?