Clearly, my judgment and account of my suffering is suspect." I- is she right to say that you don't think she should be able to decide whether her own suffering is too much?

You know, the, the story of Claire is actually, uh, really heartbreaking.

Uh, I mean, my heart goes out to her.

What a, what an incredibly difficult challenge it, for anybody that's struggling with their mental health.

But, you know, we're, we're fairly clear, uh, with the testimony that we've had at the committee that th- the s- the ability to tell whether or not something is going to be able to change, whether or not they might be able to, um, have a new treatment or, or be, be able to lead a, a more prosperous r- life, it's impossible to tell, right? We can't predict, the, the...

All of the testimony was that, you know, predicting such a thing was impossible.

So we wanna make sure that we are giving hope, that we are giving care, that we're actually, you know, giving people an opportunity with new treatments, changes in situation.

Do you get the sense that the government would move on that?