Cost estimate for Bill C-7 "Medical assistance in dying".

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Canada. Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer [issuing body.]

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TextPublisher: [Ottawa, Ontario]: Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer = Bureau du Directeur parlementaire du budget, 2020Description: 1 online resource (14 pages)Content type:

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Abstract: 'Bill C-7 aims to expand access to Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for patients whose death is not expected in the relative near term. At the request of a Senator, this report presents an independent cost estimate of Bill C-7 for 2021 by providing a breakdown between the baseline costs under the current legislation (Bill C-14) and the incremental costs from expanding eligibility in the proposed legislation (Bill C-7). Note that while the criminal code is under the jurisdiction of Parliament, health care delivery is a provincial responsibility. Therefore, most of the financial impacts of providing MAID are borne by provincial governments'--Executive summary, page 1.

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Issued also in French under tilte: Estimation des coûts du projet de Loi C-7 (aide médicale à mourir).

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'Bill C-7 aims to expand access to Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for patients whose death is not expected in the relative near term. At the request of a Senator, this report presents an independent cost estimate of Bill C-7 for 2021 by providing a breakdown between the baseline costs under the current legislation (Bill C-14) and the incremental costs from expanding eligibility in the proposed legislation (Bill C-7). Note that while the criminal code is under the jurisdiction of Parliament, health care delivery is a provincial responsibility. Therefore, most of the financial impacts of providing MAID are borne by provincial governments'--Executive summary, page 1.

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