In your comments, you also talked about vulnerabilities, and I'd like to explore a bit of that. We'll be looking at culturally sensitive discussions on physician-assisted dying and looking at both on-reserve and off-reserve populations and trying to understand what additional vulnerabilities there are. You talked about some of the absolutely horrific statistics that the indigenous populations already are faced with concerning life and death in Canada.
One of the reports I read was a summary about people who have already had access to physician-assisted dying in other jurisdictions. In a lot of cases, they were talking about how it's almost a service that I interpreted to be for the elite. You have a lot of white men with a university education and with above average incomes who are accepting or taking advantage of physician-assisted dying. I'm really concerned. Given some of the vulnerabilities of the population, if we want this to be universally accessible, would you say that's a concern we should be looking at?