MP ‘will not be complicit’ in approving assisted dying law in safeguards call

MP ‘will not be complicit’ in approving assisted dying law in safeguards call

Labour MP Naz Shah said: ‘I will not be complicit in that and I hope this House will not be either.’ Assisted dying safeguards to prevent coercion and “terrible tragedy” are “inadequate”, MPs have argued as they debated a draft new law. Labour’s Naz Shah warned that the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill is “literally a matter of life and death” and said she would not be “complicit” in approving a law without adequate protections. Her coll…