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Hold a parliamentary vote on assisted dying
Sign this petition Gov Responded - 22 Feb 2024 Debated on - 29 Apr 2024 View Damien Egan's petition debate contributionsThis petition calls for the Government to allocate Parliamentary time for assisted dying to be fully debated in the House of Commons and to give MPs a vote on the issue. Terminally ill people who are mentally sound and near the end of their lives should not suffer unbearably against their will.
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