Allinson says it can't be rushed
There's a 'very good chance' the Assisted Dying legislation won't come into force during this administration, according to the politician who proposed it.
Two thirds of MHKs supported the Bill at its third reading in the House of Keys.
It'll now ascend to the Legislative Council when the summer recess ends in October.
But Ramsey MHK Alex Allinson says it's right that the legislation isn't rushed:
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Tynwald asked to establish select committee on health and care governance
Health minister hopes it can review relationship between DHSC and Manx Care
DoI minister to address housing on the Isle of Man in Tynwald
The report, carried out by specialist consultants Altair, cost £79,000
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