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Debate on Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2019 focuses on practitioner roles, referral powers, data collection, and potential complications during substance administration.
🟡 Medium · Committee3 December 2019 · 27,779 words
Debate centres on refining data collection and practitioner roles in Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2
Amendments proposed to improve data collection and address potential complications in voluntary assi
“All this amendment seeks to do is to use the best science, consider the ethical best standards and at least ensure that when something goes wrong, it is reported to the board for assessment and evaluation.”
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Members who spoke
PRESIDENTGoiran, Hon NickDawson, Hon StephenSmith, Hon CharlesCHAIRFarina, Hon AdeleMischin, Hon MichaelBoydell, Hon JacquiTincknell, Hon ColinChapple, Hon RobinMazza, Hon RickStonehouse, Hon AaronAldridge, Hon MartinPritchard, Hon MartinXamon, Hon Alison
Topics
voluntary assisted dyinglegislationamendmentsdata collectionmedical practice
Legislation Referenced
Acts
Medicines and Poisons Regulations 2016Medicines and Poisons Act 2014What requirements of the Medicines and Poisons Act 2014Medicines and Poisons Act 2014The labelling requirements are in addition to stringent labelling requirements under the Medicines and Poisons Act 2014WA Medicines and Poisons Act 2014The intent of this clause is to override any provision in the Medicines and Poisons Act 2014
Bills
Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2019
· 3 December 2019
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