Summary
MPs have taken a major step toward legalizing assisted dying in England and Wales by passing the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which allows terminally ill adults with less than six months to live the right to end their lives, pending approval by two doctors and a high court judge.
The bill passed 330-275 but faces further parliamentary hurdles and a two-year implementation period.
Supporters see it as a milestone for personal choice, while opponents raise concerns over coercion, insufficient safeguards, and the ethical implications for healthcare and the state.
Nothing, but the lines get blurry if you are not in a position to do this without help. If instead you need someone to push you off the cliff then that is very different legally.