Wes Streeting: NHS Can’t Afford Assisted Dying and MPs Got It Wrong
- NHS services may face cuts to fund assisted dying, which will be expected to be carried out under a newly passed Bill.
- Wes Streeting, the Health Secretary, opposed the Bill, citing concerns about its cost and the lack of a budget for implementation.
- Estimates suggest the cost of assisted dying could reach £425 million over the first decade, with each death costing taxpayers over £15,000.
- Concerns about the Bill's implications have been raised by various organizations, including the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
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Health Secretary Wes Streeting says there 'isn't a budget' in NHS for assisted dying law - The Mirror
The Health Secretary - one of the top opponents of the legislation - said assisted dying would take 'time and money' away from other parts of the health service
·London, United Kingdom
Read Full ArticleStreeting says NHS 'has no budget' for assisted dying and warns MPs have made 'wrong choice'
Health Secretary Wes Streeting, who opposed the Assisted Dying Bill, has publicly voiced concerns over a lack of resources and other risks involved in setting up the service.
·London, United Kingdom
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Streeting: Assisted dying will take ‘time and money that is in short supply’
Health Secretary Wes Streeting said there is no budget for the assisted dying service, indicating cash might have to come from ‘trade-offs’ elsewhere.
·London, United Kingdom
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