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Andy Burnham has said that before assisted dying is considered in England and Wales, the funding of palliative and social care should be 'fixed'. Labour MP Lauren Edwards is moving to bring back the Terminally Ill Adults Bill following its failure to pass in the House of Lords.

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Assisted dying is about compassion, dignity, and choice. I backed the Assisted Dying Bill again today because I believe terminally ill people deserve the right to choose a peaceful end, alongside access to quality palliative care.
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Today I questioned the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care on palliative care following a recent report which shows that care is in crisis. Whatever your view on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. I hope everyone agrees it should be safe. I’m concerned he couldn’t guarantee the bills safety or that people wouldn’t be compelled to take the decision to have an early death due to a lack of palliative care provision.
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Today I questioned the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care on palliative care following a recent report which shows that care is in crisis. Whatever your view on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. I hope everyone agrees it should be safe. I’m concerned he couldn’t guarantee the bills safety or that people wouldn’t be compelled to take the decision to have an early death due to a lack of palliative care provision.

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