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Mental Health Services
180 MPs have stated positions
Adam ChambersConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Adam van KoeverdenLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Ahmed HussenLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Alex RuffConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Alexandre BoulericeNDP
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Alexis Brunelle-DuceppeBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Ali EhsassiLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Andrew ScheerConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Angelo IaconoLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Anita AnandLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Anita VandenbeldLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Anju DhillonLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Anna GaineyLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Anna RobertsConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Annie KoutrakisLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Anthony HousefatherLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Arielle KayabagaLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Arnold ViersenConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Arpan KhannaConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Bardish ChaggerLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Ben CarrLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Ben LobbConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Blaine CalkinsConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Blake RichardsConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Brad RedekoppConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Brad VisConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Branden LeslieConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Brendan HanleyLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Cathay WagantallConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Charles SousaLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Cheryl GallantConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Chris BittleLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Chris LewisConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Christine NormandinBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Claude DeBellefeuilleBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Clifford SmallConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Corey TochorConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Dan AlbasConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Dan MazierConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Dan MuysConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Dane LloydConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Darren FisherLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Dave EppConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
David McGuintyLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Dean AllisonConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Dominic LeBlancLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Dominique VienConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Doug ShipleyConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Emmanuella LambropoulosLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Eric DuncanConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Eric MelilloConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Francis ScarpaleggiaLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Frank CaputoConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Fraser TolmieConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Gabriel Ste-MarieBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Garnett GenuisConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Gary AnandasangareeLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Ginette Petitpas TaylorLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Glen MotzConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Gord JohnsNDP
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Greg McLeanConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Heath MacDonaldLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Heather McPhersonNDP
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Helena JaczekLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Iqra KhalidLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Iqwinder GaheerLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Jacques GourdeConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Jaime BattisteLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
James BezanConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
James MaloneyLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Jamie SchmaleConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Jean YipLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Jean-Denis GaronBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Jean-Yves DuclosLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Jenna SuddsLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Jenny KwanNDP
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Jeremy PatzerConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Joanne ThompsonLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
John BarlowConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
John BrassardConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
John NaterConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
John WilliamsonConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Julie DabrusinLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Julie DzerowiczLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Karina GouldLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Kelly BlockConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Kelly McCauleyConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Kevin LamoureuxLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Kevin WaughConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Kody BloisLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Kyle SeebackConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Laila GoodridgeConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Larry BrockConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Lena Metlege DiabLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Leslyn LewisConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Lianne RoodConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Lisa HepfnerLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Lori IdloutNDP
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Luc BertholdConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Maninder SidhuLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Marc DaltonConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Marc MillerLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Marcus PowlowskiLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Marie-France LalondeLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Marilyn GladuConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Mario BeaulieuBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Mario SimardBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Mark GerretsenLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Martin ChampouxBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Maxime Blanchette-JoncasBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Mel ArnoldConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Michael BarrettConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Michael ChongConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Michael CooperConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Michael CoteauLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Michael KramConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Mike KellowayLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Mike LakeConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Mona FortierLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Nathaniel Erskine-SmithLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Parm BainsLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Pat KellyConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Patricia LattanzioLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Patrick WeilerLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Patty HajduLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Peter FonsecaLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Peter FragiskatosLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Peter SchiefkeLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Pierre Paul-HusConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Pierre PoilievreConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Randeep SaraiLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Randy HobackConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Raquel DanchoConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Rechie ValdezLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Richard BragdonConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Richard MartelConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Rob MooreConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Rob MorrisonConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Ron McKinnonLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Rosemarie FalkConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Ruby SahotaLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Salma ZahidLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Sameer ZuberiLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Scot DavidsonConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Scott AitchisonConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Scott ReidConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Sean CaseyLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Sean FraserLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Serge CormierLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Shafqat AliLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Shannon StubbsConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Shaun ChenLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Sherry RomanadoLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Simon-Pierre Savard-TremblayBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Sonia SidhuLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Sophie ChatelLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Stephanie KusieConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Steven GuilbeaultLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Steven MacKinnonLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Sukh DhaliwalLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Tako Van PoptaConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Taleeb NoormohamedLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Ted FalkConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Terry BeechLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Terry DowdallConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Terry DuguidLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Terry SheehanLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Tim LouisLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Tim UppalConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Todd DohertyConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Tom KmiecConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Tony BaldinelliConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Warren SteinleyConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Wayne LongLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Xavier Barsalou-DuvalBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Yasir NaqviLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Yvan BakerLiberal
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.
Yves PerronBloc Québécois
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Nay means opposing the temporary exclusion and review requirement — either supporting immediate eligibility for MAiD for persons with sole mental illness on grounds of individual autonomy and equal access, or opposing further restrictions/delays.
Ziad AboultaifConservative
MAID ineligibility for sole mental illness until March 17, 2027, with joint committee review
Voting Yea means supporting a temporary prohibition on MAiD for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, endorsing a precautionary approach and a parliamentary review process before potentially extending eligibility.