Madam Speaker, in his impassioned speech, my colleague from Foothills brought up one issue that I have also heard about from my constituents and I understand it is a concern for Canadians. It is about health practitioners' personal conscientious objections. Through our work in the all-party committee, the NDP made a clear recommendation to the government that no health care worker should ever be compelled to participate in assisted dying and should be legally shielded from unfair consequences resulting from that personal decision.
We in the NDP are concerned that these protections are not included directly in the legislation, even though the government promised that they will be addressed soon in non-legislative measures. We are going to hold the government to that promise.
I ask my colleague, will your party hold the government to that promise as well?