Good afternoon friend,



Last week, our parliamentary meeting
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beyond for a powerful discussion about law change. Scotland, the Isle of Man,
and Jersey are all taking steps towards this historic piece of legislation.



As each jurisdiction progresses this debate, the pressure mounts on Westminster
to follow suit. I’ve written a short blog
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Read the blog →
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Just this week the Isle of Man launched a public consultation
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of Keys (MHK), Dr Alex Allinson. Back in October, the Government in Jersey also
opened the second stage of its consultation to inform the next steps for its
proposed legislation.



If the recent views gathered in the Scottish consultation
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Isle of Man are even more overwhelmingly supportive than elsewhere) we are
optimistic that they will prove, both to their own Governments and elsewhere,
that British jurisdictions are more than ready for movement on this issue.



Read the blog →
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Dozens of MPs crowded into a meeting room last week to hear about how these
nations are trying to transform dying for the better and give dying people the
choice they need. Change in these areas will signal a real step-change in this
debate.



Thank you for being on this journey with us.



All the best,




Fran Hall

Campaigns Manager

Dignity in Dying



P.S. Got five minutes? Read this short blog
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the UK, the Crown Dependencies and Ireland.



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