Jacqueline is a qualified homeopath. Her five-year old child, Talia, has been diagnosed with asthma. Rather than follow the medical specialist's advice to treat her child with inhalers and nebulisers, Jacqueline places Talia on a high antioxidant and low protein diet. When Talia's condition deteriorates over five days, with consistent coughing and wheezing, Jacqueline withdraws all solid foods from Talia's diet, and feeds her liquidised vegetables. Talia does not respond to the treatment. She dies two days later from a severe asthma attack.

Examine Jacqueline's liability for involuntary manslaughter.