Ms. Grace Pastine at the Physician-Assisted Dying Committee

I agree with what Ms. Morris and Mr. Paterson have said.

I mean, it's in those situations of a person no longer having capacity that you would need to have a provision that a patient can provide advance consent. A patient can always override a previous decision. If they have enduring capacity, obviously they can change their mind, but we believe that advance care directives are very important in terms of preventing unnecessary and unwanted suffering.