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ALT Two timelines divided by a dashed line marking when a person can no longer consent. Waiver of final consent, in the Criminal Code since 2021, where death must be reasonably foreseeable: the person is assessed and approved, and the date is set in writing, while they can still consent. Advance request under Bill C-41, where death need not be foreseeable: the request is signed months or years earlier, and the person is assessed and approved only after they can no longer consent. On both timelines, a clinician decides whether pulling away is refusal before MAiD goes ahead. A note says advance directives are different: they cover future treatment and can’t request MAiD.













