Multiple groups have voiced concerns about the state of the bill which passed its third reading — virtually unchanged — on Thursday.  

Landon Webb was fighting to overcome limits on his rights as a person with intellectual disabilities and to have his "mentally incompetent" status overturned.

Landon Webb's parents say their 25 year old son functions at the level of a 10 or 12-year-old.

Webb, 25, has been trying to overturn his "mentally incompetent" status, and says the act infringes on his rights and freedoms.

There is no word yet on when Landon will return to Nova Scotia, or where he will live if he does, since he has been discharged from the rehab centre.

"We are hoping and praying for good news," Brenda Webb said.

Joanne Bernard says she's reviewed the case of 25-year-old Landon Webb and has not found problems with how he or his family were dealt with.

"Our hearts are really heavy. We're really worried about him."

Landon has epilepsy, anxiety disorder, heart disease and asthma. He also has an intellectual disorder, meaning he functions at a level of a 10 to 12-year-old.