The Independent highlights critical developments in the assisted dying bill, noting a key change proposed by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater. The elimination of a High Court judge's involvement in approving requests has resulted in wavering support among MPs. Some, like Rupert Lowe and Lee Anderson, are reconsidering their stances on the bill, raising concerns about the credibility and safety of the proposed new approval mechanism involving psychiatrists and social workers. The Independent emphasizes the evolving landscape of reproductive rights and legislative processes at a pivotal time in US history.
The change in the assisted dying bill, eliminating the High Court judge's role, has led to shifting support among MPs, indicating a significant legislative challenge ahead.
Support for assisted dying is nuanced; MPs argue the updated proposal with its new approval commission lacks the necessary safeguards, undermining previously strong backing for the bill.
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