Madam Speaker, the safest thing to do with this bill would be to make it as tight and as rigid as possible. The Carter decision involved a competent adult suffering with a terminal illness. That is how we should have kept it.
I do not think we should now have psychological issues as an underlying factor and a decision to study mature minors. I do not think we should be starting here; we should be starting here, making it as narrow and as strict as possible, and not try to put the cat back in the bag afterward. We need to ensure that this remains about competent adults who are suffering from a terminal illness.