Good afternoon friend,

There’s just one week left to be heard by the Health and Social Care Select Committee as part of its
inquiry into assisted dying.


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Once law change happens, this inquiry will be considered a key milestone on the
road to success. It must reflect the voices of the vast majority of people who
back law change and believe that assisted dying is a safe, fair and
compassionate option for dying people.



Every voice counts, friend. Please don’t let this opportunity to progress the debate pass you by.



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There are suggestions for some key points to include in our guidance
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of real people. You don’t have to be an expert. Please take five minutes this
evening and complete the short survey
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When future generations look back on the campaign for assisted dying, you will know you’ve played your part.



Keep up the great work,




Sadie Kempner

Dignity in Dying



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