Assisted dying debate delayed after controversy over bill amendments
- Labour MP Kim Leadbeater announced that the next debate for the Assisted Dying Bill has been delayed until May 16.
- The Terminally Ill Adults Bill was originally scheduled for debate on April 25, but was postponed to allow more time for consideration of amendments.
- Leadbeater believes that the amendments in committee have significantly strengthened the Bill, although she noted that the situation remains chaotic.
- Concerns over the Bill have led some to comment that the situation "continues to be shrouded in chaos" and that "it's becoming beyond a joke.
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Health Secretary still plans to oppose assisted dying Bill
The Bill returns to the House of Commons this month for further debate.
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