US EditionMPs to discuss ban on assisted dying adverts as Bill returns to Parliament
- A ban on advertising assisted dying will be debated as the Terminally Ill Adults Bill returns to Parliament, with various amendments expected to be discussed.
- The Bill passed the second reading stage by a majority of 55, showing initial support for assisted dying among MPs.
- Concerns from some MPs about safeguards have emerged, particularly from the Royal College of Physicians and Royal College of Psychiatrists regarding the proposed legislation.
- Kim Leadbeater stated that all parties believe the legislation should be the best and safest possible before passing.
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The Independent (US)Adverts for assisted dying to be debated by MPs as bill returns to Parliament
Kim Leadbeater, who introduced the bill, said advertising the measures ‘would feel inappropriate’
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