Terminal sick adults approved the end of life law 314-291 and eliminated its largest parliamentary barrier.
The Parliament of the United Kingdom has voted in favor of a bill to legalize the death of the sick for the sick, explaining the path of the largest social change in the country.
On Friday, 34 members of Parliament voted in favor and voted against the Bill in the House of Commons in Britain.
The bill will go to the upper room of the Parliament, where it will be scrutinized for several months, but if the bill can be changed for several months, then the bills approved at Lord’s Commons will be hesitated to withhold.
“TheTerminal a sick adult (end of life)“By law, mentally competent in England and Wales, the terminal sick adults will be given the right to end their lives with medical help to adults with six months or less.
Those who want this process will have to sign through two doctors and specialists panels.
The Labor Party MP MP from the Labor Party MP, which proposed the bill, said that changing the law would give a “kind and safe choice” for the sick.
The voting took place 10 years after the voting against the parliament was finally allowed. In November, the previous previous on the dead bill was in favor of 330 to 275.
According to a surveyed youGO survey surveyed by 5,33 adults last month, 73 per cent of the PERCENT 73 per cent published on Thursday supported the bill.
‘If not sick, kill the bill’
On Friday, outside the parliament, the protests were gathered on both sides and laws.
The panels in favor of this bill were called “my life, my death”.
82 -year -old David Walker told the AFP news agency outside the Parliament that he supported the bill because he saw his wife suffering for three years at the end of his life.
He said, “That’s why I am here, because I can no longer help her, but I can help other people going through the same thing, because if you do not have a lifestyle, you have nothing.”
On the other side of the coin, those who rejected the bill had said, “Don’t worry, don’t kill” and “don’t kill the bill”.
The 52 -year -old doctor Elizabeth Birdon said that she feared that the bill can be opened by the people who are forced to end the lives of the people.
“This is a slippery slope. Once we allowed it. Everything will move down because memory patients, all patients… are insecure,” she told AFP.
If Lord’s approved, the UK will follow Australia, Canada and some United States states that allow assistance to die.
