In her response to my earlier question to Ms. Damoff, it was quite clear to me that she's concerned about the enforcement of an existing body of ethics and law, the duty to warn, so we shouldn't drop that. I want to get at whether she would want to broaden the analysis beyond the duty to warn, to see if there are additional steps that are not a legal duty but that are helpful.
At a minimum, I think we should keep the phrase “including the duty to warn” in any amendment being put forward. Otherwise, we will potentially water it down beyond already existing legal parameters at the provincial level.
Duty to warn should stay in it. We could put it within commas, saying “including the duty to warn”. That gives us the ability to potentially broaden it and look at new avenues that haven't been identified yet, such as voluntary engagement or community engagement.