Poll of the day: Do you support the assisted dying bill?

The assisted Bill Dying returns to Parliament today for his final reading In the middle of the growing controversy – and a vote This could determine if the legislation progresses or falls entirely.

A group of labor deputies has spectacularly removed their support Thursday evening, citing serious concerns about the abolition of key guarantees, including the high court surveillance requirement. They warned that the bill had been “radically weakened” and no longer offers enough protection for vulnerable patients.

If he passed, The bill in the terminal adult phase (end of life) would allow residents of England and Wales with less than six months to live to ask for medically assisted death.

The approval would be required of two doctors and a panel including a higher legal figure, a social worker and a psychiatrist.

Activists are one last pressure both sides of the debateAnd with a close majority in play, each vote counts. MPs have a free vote and are not bound by the parties of the parties.

Supporters argue that the bill offers dignity and choice to those who need it. Meanwhile, opponents argue that he will open the door to confidence and erodes confidence in end -of -life care.

With so many questions and questions so deeply personal at the heart of this debate, we want to hear from you: do you support the wet bill?

Vote in our survey and let us know your reflections in the comments.