Further to the answers given by Baroness Jay of Paddington on 3 July 1997, 581 c298-301, whether they intend the reference to "suffering" to include severe distress resulting from a well founded fear by a terminally ill patient that he will die in inhuman and degrading circumstances unless given medication....

Further to the answers given by Baroness Jay of Paddington on 3 July 1997, 581 c298-301, whether they intend the reference to "suffering" to include severe distress resulting from a well founded fear by a terminally ill patient that he will die in inhuman and degrading circumstances unless given medication....

Further to the Answers given by Baroness Jay of Paddington on 3 July, 581 c298-301, whether they consider that it is lawful for a doctor or nurse whose primary intention is the relief of severe distress (as distinct from pain), and not the deliberate shortening of the patient's life, to...

Further to the Answers given by Baroness Jay of Paddington on 3 July, 581 c298-301, whether they consider that it is lawful for a doctor or nurse whose primary intention is the relief of severe distress (as distinct from pain), and not the deliberate shortening of the patient's life, to...