Baroness Butler-Sloss states that it is "extremly unjust" for someone to 'encourage' another person to die. Just because it doesn't meet the threshold of 'coercion' or 'abuse' in the Bill does not take away the horror of the act. | The Christian Institute

“We must get [the Bill] to Third Reading.” Baroness Butler-Sloss delivers a stark warning in the Lords: allowing a small minority to stall the assisted dying Bill risks real damage to the reputation of the House itself. Her intervention reflects a growing frustration across the chamber: this Bill deserves proper progress, not bad-faith tactics. Write to a member of the House of Lords and let them know we expect progress, not obstruction. dignityindying.org.uk/actnow | Dignity in Dying