I think the first thing to note is that because that wasn't what they were dealing with, we don't really have a clear answer that was part of the ratio of the decision or part of what they had to decide. There are some comments—and my colleague might have more at top of mind than I do—that they made from a policy perspective and that give us some clues. But again, like many other aspects of the judgment, the clues point in tension with one another in certain circumstances, so I don't think it's entirely clear. It certainly was not before the court.
I think it's fair to say that it would be open to the committee to consider psychiatric illness in the gamut of medical conditions that it has to consider. Whether it makes sense in light of your mandate to come up with some kind of permissive regime, that is a fair issue for the committee to consider, sort of de novo in a way, as to whether or not that should be included. I don't think you have a clear answer there.