The French government, despite supporting the assisted dying bill, has formally recognized several vulnerabilities within the legislation. In documents submitted to the Constitutional Council, the government echoes concerns initially raised by Sébastien Lecornu regarding the bill's stipulations. These concerns specifically focus on the mandatory reflection period for patients, the provisions for legally protected adults, and the autonomy of healthcare facilities. The government’s observations indicate a willingness to address potential issues before the law is enacted. This acknowledgment suggests potential revisions may be necessary to ensure the law’s constitutional validity and practical implementation. These points were raised during the initial referral process, highlighting ongoing debate surrounding the bill's details. The government aims to clarify ambiguities and strengthen safeguards for vulnerable individuals.