Mr. Speaker, it is once again my turn to commend my colleague from New Brunswick, whom I respect and hold in high esteem. In committee, we worked together a great deal and did so positively and constructively. I got to know him, and I believe the feeling is mutual.
Earlier, our colleague mentioned that there are words in the bill, such as “incurable" and “advanced state of decline”, that were not in the Carter decision. There are also words such as “minors” and “reasonably foreseeable” that were not in the Carter decision. Why am I raising the subject of “minors”? Because that was touched on in the majority report. As for “reasonably foreseeable”, that is not clear enough to us.
I would like to hear my colleague's thoughts on the debate that has been going on across Canada for a few weeks now about how to define “reasonably foreseeable”.