Mr. Speaker, as I clearly stated in my speech, the government is not doing what it needs to do for the people who are most in need. I do want to also add that one of the most encouraging parts of this journey has been seeing how broad and diverse the support for the bill has really been. Tens of thousands of Canadians have written to us, called, and signed petitions at our office to say very clearly that they do not want mental illness alone to be a basis for MAID but that they want a real right to recover instead. That spans cultures, faiths, professions and backgrounds.
The bill unites people from many backgrounds, right across the country. That is the coalition standing behind Bill C-218.