Clare Daly (Dublin Fingal, Independent) | Oireachtas source

That is important because I think the Dutch model, which is striking, is based on the idea of careful decision making, which is timely in light of what we discussed here yesterday. I was struck by the point that everybody's circumstances are different. The witnesses identified, which supports this as being a really good model, the importance of having non-specific language. How does one include in a law all the myriad different, sometimes conflicting or competing reasons? Is that something the witnesses would recommend to us? Have they found great benefit from having that non-specific language?