Exploring Assisted Dying Legislation

This chapter examines the intricate issues surrounding the assisted dying bill, with a focus on the definition of 'terminally ill' and the contentious six-month prognosis rule. It discusses varying perspectives on the implications for palliative care, ethical dilemmas of autonomy, and the societal impact of legalizing assisted dying. The conversation highlights the balance between individual choice and societal concerns, along with the political ramifications for lawmakers.