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Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill

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Friday 11 September 2026

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The bill in brief

What the vote is about

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What Parliament says

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is a Private Members' Bill sponsored by Lauren Edwards MP. It would allow eligible terminally ill adults, subject to safeguards and protections, to request assistance to end their own life. Its Second Reading is scheduled for Friday 11 September 2026.

Concerns you may want to raise

  • Coercion, including the quieter pressure of feeling like a burden.
  • Whether good palliative, social and psychological support is genuinely available.
  • How capacity, prognosis and pressure would be assessed in real cases.
  • Whether disabled and disadvantaged people would face unequal risks.

Further information, clearly labelled

Start with the official bill. The other links come from disability, medical and faith-based organisations, and are labelled so you can choose what is useful to you.

Official bill page and timetableRead the introduced bill and follow its progress in Parliament.British Medical AssociationThe BMA is neutral on changing the law and sets out practical safeguards, training and participation concerns.Not Dead Yet UKA secular disability-rights group opposing assisted dying.Royal College of PsychiatristsThe College's statement on mental illness, capacity and unmet psychological need in the previous bill.Catholic Medical AssociationA Catholic medical and ethical perspective on the returned bill.British Islamic Medical AssociationA Muslim healthcare and ethical perspective on assisted dying.Church of EnglandAn Anglican perspective calling for stronger palliative care and raising safety concerns about assisted dying.
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