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John Glen: A contested principle fatally weakened by bad design, bad faith and a lack of safeguards, it needs to go
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John Glen: A contested principle fatally weakened by bad design, bad faith and a lack of safeguards, it needs to go
The assisted dying Bill is going through as a Private Members’ Bill. It hasn’t had the usual Green Paper, pre-legislative scrutiny or policy development that a government bill would be afforded. A Bill that is literally a matter of life and death should be given maximum possible scrutiny. Not waived through by MPs.
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