Lawmakers warn against rushing assisted dying bill

Members of Parliament have urged caution over using the Parliament Act to override the House of Lords and pass a bill allowing terminally ill adults to end their lives with medical approval. The bill, supported by some MPs, was previously passed in the House of Commons but faces opposition in the Lords, prompting discussions about bypassing the legislative process. Critics warn that employing the Parliament Act could lead to a constitutional crisis and limit opportunities for amendments, raising concerns about the serious and complex nature of assisted dying legislation.

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