Two-Thirds of People Do Not Want UK Assied Suicide Bill Brought Back
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Two-Thirds of People Do Not Want UK Assied Suicide Bill Brought Back
New polling from More in Common has revealed that fewer than one in three (29%) of the general public think that a new assisted suicide bill should be introduced as soon as possible in the same form as the assisted suicide Bill that has failed to become law – as would have to happen should an MP want to use the Parliament Acts to bypass the House of Lords to force the Bill into law. In contrast, a majority of the public (53%) thought the Bill sh…
New polling shows that only 1 in 3 want the Leadbeater assisted suicide Bill brought back
New polling from More in Common has revealed that fewer than one in three (29%) of the general public think that a new assisted suicide bill should be introduced as soon as possible in the same form as the assisted suicide Bill that has failed to become law – as would have to happen should an MP want to use the Parliament Acts to bypass the House of Lords to force the Bill into law. In contrast, a majority of the public (53%) thought the Bill sh…
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