Ontario’s Superior Court is required to consider a parliamentary committee’s findings on whether medical assistance in dying should be disallowed when a patient’s sole condition is mental illness. The article frames this as a procedural legal requirement rather than an immediate change in policy or near-term market driver.
Ontario’s Superior Court is required to consider a parliamentary committee’s findings on whether medical assistance in dying should be disallowed when a patient’s sole condition is mental illness. The article frames this as a procedural legal requirement rather than an immediate change in policy or near-term market driver.
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