Madam Speaker, my hon. colleague from Scarborough—Agincourt has a very thoughtful approach to this issue.
I am in the enviable position of knowing that while not all of my constituents support this bill, most of my constituents support this bill, because they have been waiting a long time to see compassion in medically assisted death. I particularly want to commend my colleague for voting on this bill, knowing that the comments he has heard from his constituents go the other way.
I want to give him a little more time to share with us what he plans to say in further convincing his constituents that what he has done is required under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.