Denton calls for easing of voluntary assisted dying limits

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 19:18 · Archive

Andrew Denton has urged measures limiting access to voluntary assisted dying to be wound back after the practice was legalised in all Australian jurisdictions.

Andrew Denton has called for restrictions limiting access to voluntary assisted dying to be wound back after the practice was legalised in all Australian jurisdictions.

Denton argues that certain measures restricting access are now 'redundant' given the uniform availability of voluntary assisted dying across the country.

How it is being reported

• Voluntary assisted dying restrictions now 'redundant'Andrew Denton has urged for measures limiting access to voluntary assisted dying to be wound back after the practice was legalised in all jurisdictions.Perth Now · 6 Oct, 19:03
• Voluntary assisted dying restrictions now 'redundant'Andrew Denton has urged for measures limiting access to voluntary assisted dying to be wound back after the practice was legalised in all jurisdictions.The West Australian · 6 Oct, 19:02

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