Ms. Klineberg, I looked at approximately 20 definitions of the word “euthanasia”, in both French and English dictionaries. Earlier, you said that several terms could be used, but that the strict definition of the word “euthanasia” does not necessarily imply that someone is asking for help in dying. I wanted to specify that for the record.
However, medical aid in dying, contrary to euthanasia, always means that a person wants assistance in dying and says so; and that has to be an informed request.
Which brings me around to the question I was asking you. In everything you have read about what is done in other jurisdictions, in what context can we say that a person has, in a free, informed and lucid way, in possession of all the facts, really asked for assistance in dying?