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Tag: Polling

Two-thirds of MPs concerned that passing assisted dying legislation that fails to protect people will undermine trust in politics

MPs back Lords’ right to reject “unsafe” assisted dying bill as support wavers

62%: Lords has moral obligation to block laws that threaten vulnerable

Fix palliative care, before introducing assisted suicide or euthanasia, say majority of Britons

Prioritise safety first over “deeply flawed” concept of choice, say British public

Millions want their doctor to “opt out” of assisted dying if the law is changed, finds poll

Assisted Dying not a priority for public, finds poll

Public back doctors in calling for “dangerous” assisted dying bill to be shelved, finds poll

MPs turning against assisted dying bill finds “bombshell” poll

Two thirds want care fixed before “assisted dying” debated

"Only 11% are immune to any anti-assisted dying arguments, suggesting that large swathes of the public remain fluid in their view."

Poll: 62% say “assisted dying” too complex to rush

Warning to MPs as Leadbeater Bill second reading nears.

70% say: Royal Commission on palliative care first, then debate “assisted dying”

New polling also shows 51% agree that "assisted dying inevitably discriminates against the poor who cannot afford comfortable end-of-life living."

Public opinion: an increasingly complex picture

Many sympathise with the aims of “assisted dying” campaigners, but aren’t convinced it can be implemented safely

MP Kim Leadbeater to bring new assisted suicide bill

Gordon Macdonald urges MPs to consider new polling, which paints a far more complex picture of public opinion than usually claimed.