British learners the overwhelming rejected a proposed law incurable
disease in which any adult person on the end of his life was the right
decision,
Twenty years later, the British House of Commons on the subject is discussed.
Irrespective of party affiliation in the House of Commons vote on the
law was filed against the proposed law, while 330 members 118 members
voted in favor of it.
It was suggested that the proposed law in England and Wales, incurable
disease in adults under medical supervision must have the right to end
his life.
The
end of his life in England under English law hy.suysayd considered
murder (suicide) in England and Wales under the 1961 Suicide Act to
encourage or help someone who is considered a crime could be sentenced to 14 years.
In Northern Ireland the law is enforced in the England and Wales but
not in Scotland, there is a law against suicide to help the person may
be prosecuted under the laws of homicide.
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Party member Rob Morris learners in the debate on the law, said the
law, citizens suffering from incurable diseases, does not meet the needs
of families and the medical sector. He has changed the attitude of society and the law in England to adults who need the power to give life dignity.
Bruce said he was opposed to the proposed law fayuna law does not exist in the society lyythfz vulnerable individuals. Bruce fayuna his emotional speech that we are here to protect vulnerable people in society, not to the law for his death. He not only defects in the law, but neither legal nor morally can be accepted. '
The laws passed by the British Parliament did not vote in 1997 was the last time.
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