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The first meeting of the committee to scrutinise the assisted dying bill is today
I am not a member but have signed a programme motion to ensure it follows the normal timetable (ie Tues-Thurs sittings, so amendments can be done midweek), increase the time for witnesses and improve the witness list
I am not a member but have signed a programme motion to ensure it follows the normal timetable (ie Tues-Thurs sittings, so amendments can be done midweek), increase the time for witnesses and improve the witness list
Assisted dying bill amendment aims to close potential ‘anorexia loophole’
Assisted dying bill amendment aims to close potential ‘anorexia loophole’
Exclusive: Concerns raised that wording of law could result in people with eating disorders using it to end their lives
MPs will look to close a potential anorexia loophole in the assisted dying bill that psychiatrists fear could result in people with…
www.theguardian.com
January 21, 2025 at 6:58 AM
The first meeting of the committee to scrutinise the assisted dying bill is today
I am not a member but have signed a programme motion to ensure it follows the normal timetable (ie Tues-Thurs sittings, so amendments can be done midweek), increase the time for witnesses and improve the witness list
I am not a member but have signed a programme motion to ensure it follows the normal timetable (ie Tues-Thurs sittings, so amendments can be done midweek), increase the time for witnesses and improve the witness list
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The Leadbeater assisted suicide committee has just voted 14 to 8 against hearing evidence from the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Both ministers on the committee voted against.
This is shameful. The entire scrutiny process has been discredited before it even began.
This is shameful. The entire scrutiny process has been discredited before it even began.
January 21, 2025 at 4:21 PM
The Leadbeater assisted suicide committee has just voted 14 to 8 against hearing evidence from the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Both ministers on the committee voted against.
This is shameful. The entire scrutiny process has been discredited before it even began.
This is shameful. The entire scrutiny process has been discredited before it even began.
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You can find Danny's list here: publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbi...
and Kim's final list (as approved by the committee) is here: bills.parliament.uk/publications...
Danny's list was based on Kim's initial list and a few changes were made. As you can see the bulk of the names was kept by D
and Kim's final list (as approved by the committee) is here: bills.parliament.uk/publications...
Danny's list was based on Kim's initial list and a few changes were made. As you can see the bulk of the names was kept by D
publications.parliament.uk
January 21, 2025 at 10:16 PM
You can find Danny's list here: publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbi...
and Kim's final list (as approved by the committee) is here: bills.parliament.uk/publications...
Danny's list was based on Kim's initial list and a few changes were made. As you can see the bulk of the names was kept by D
and Kim's final list (as approved by the committee) is here: bills.parliament.uk/publications...
Danny's list was based on Kim's initial list and a few changes were made. As you can see the bulk of the names was kept by D
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November 23, 2024 at 12:05 PM
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And when are you having anyone who opposes it on?
November 23, 2024 at 11:27 AM
And when are you having anyone who opposes it on?
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Let’s fix palliative care first
November 23, 2024 at 10:57 AM
Let’s fix palliative care first