Good afternoon friend,

 

The New Year’s countdown has ushered in 2023 and now the real countdown begins. The Heath and Social Care Select Committee’s consultation on assisted dying closes on the 20th January - in just 15 days’ time.

 

This is your opportunity to tell the Committee why assisted dying is important to you - to make sure MPs know why the current law fails dying people and their loved ones. Will you respond to the consultation today?
 

 

The consultation asks six quick questions about your views on the current law and the assisted dying debate. I’ve compiled some guidance for answering these questions if you want to make sure that you’re answering in the way that can best support the campaign. 

 

 

In Question 2, it’s particularly important that you tell the Committee about any personal experience you have of the current law that you feel comfortable sharing, especially if: 

 

  • you or someone you love has a terminal illness
  • you have witnessed a loved one’s bad death in the UK, despite the best efforts of end-of-life care
  • a terminally ill loved one has ended their own life in the UK
  • you have ever accompanied a loved one for assistance to die overseas

 

If you don’t have a personal experience please do still explain to MPs why you support law change in Question 2. 

 

You have 15 days to get your views over to the committee - please, respond to the consultation as soon as you can.  
 

All best wishes, 

 

Sadie Kempner

Dignity in Dying

 

P.S. If you need any more support responding to the consultation or are having any issues on the website, just reply to this email with your query and we’ll do our best to help you. 

 

Our campaign is powered by our supporters - like you. We’re 100% funded by individual donations, so we can keep fighting, together, to change the law on assisted dying in the UK. Could you chip in today?

 

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