For the reasons that I set out at stage 2, and at stage 1, I accept how arbitrary a prognosis can be in some instances, but I point again to the experience of clinicians, including palliative care clinicians, in many jurisdictions that have prognosis periods, who seem to be able to work with those in a way that respects the intention of the legislation and allows access and choice where the eligibility criteria are met and which seems broadly to command...