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I get that. Under the terms of the bill they will have the option to decline to co-operate.

Just to clarify things here (as it's important) that isn't correct. This (below) is from the House of Commons library: The broad aim of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is to allow adults aged 18 and over, who have mental capacity, are terminally ill and are in the final six months...

Would have been 73% in favour ( not 54%) according to Yougov poll and countless other polls over the last few years.

The ayes have it. I'm literally in tears... of joy and relief.

I'm pro the proposed bill. The fact that it is sometimes considered the thin end of the wedge is interesting.... in other countries who have gone down this path there hasn't been much traction in terms of trying to get the law reversed - in fact the opposite. There have been more assisted...