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Assisted suicide

Asked what the Government s view on assisted suicide was, the PMS said that the general Government view was that any change to the law was a matter for individual conscience and for Parliament to decide. The Prime Minister had made his personal view clear, which was that he opposed legislation for assisted suicides. Put that this was not a change in the law, but guidance, the PMS said that he had given the Prime Minister s view and he would not go any further at this stage.

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