Yet another euthanasia bill is about to be debated, this time in the South Australian Parliament.
The Death with Dignity Bill 2016 is the fifteenth attempt at a euthanasia law in South Australia in the last two decades and the second bill this year alone.
It follows the effective shelving of Labor Backbencher, Steph Key’s Voluntary Euthanasia Bill 2016 which adopted an ‘all comers’ approach to access to euthanasia in a similar fashion to the Belgian statute.
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