Matt Rodriguez-Payne

And in fact...

As both you and I have experienced in the last year or two, when your parents get to that age, it makes perfect sense for you to have power of attorney just in case.

Both my brother and I have power of attorney for both my parents now.

And I think you and your sister now have power of attorney for your mother.

And it's just, it's something you ought to do.

And if you, you know, it's just, it's indeed just in case.

So maybe that would be a backdoor for them.

Yeah.

Oh yeah, of course.

So you can't just pack Brian off to Elba.

Dignitas.

That's a very fancy name, isn't it?

I mean, I think still in the UK, if you are a threat to yourself or to others, I would hope at least that that sort of, you know, those waiting lists no longer apply, that you would somehow get some help if you really, really needed it now.

Or not sent at all.

When you're faced with a situation like that, what happens is your threshold moves because it has to.

You prioritise cases as best you can and that means that your threshold moves and all of a sudden people who really ought to be getting treatment aren't.

Well, exactly.

Yeah.

That's the threshold.

Well, I was going to say about Canada.