Baroness Finlay of Llandaff

My Lords, I have two amendments in this group. We have heard a lot of comments about the real world and what is actually going on now, today, out there in healthcare. It will be v…

On the question of palliative care and stating that it is about a good death, palliative care is far, far more. When the patient dies, that is an end point of care which has been…

My Lords, I am grateful to all who have spoken in this debate. I am concerned that some things that were laid out in my scheme appear to have been misinterpreted. I would like to…

They will not be involved in the judgment as to whether the person is eligible for lethal drugs; they are providing their clinical expertise and knowledge. It is the panel who, se…

Unfortunately, I am not sure that the noble Lord heard me right. The panels that we discussed previously did not include the treating clinicians—they were to look at the evidence…

My Lords, first, I asked noble Lords to wait until I had completed. Secondly, I apologise to the House if I cough and my voice gives up in the process—so be it. Thirdly, if these…

My Lords, I will now speak to this rather large group of amendments, many of which were simply consequential, so I have withdrawn those to focus the debate. I ask noble Lords who…

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