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Does the Minister think it is ethical and right to administer drugs that have not been cleared through a normal process and to expedite their use? Surely we have to wait until the drugs have been properly tested.
Does the Minister think it is ethical and right to administer drugs that have not been cleared through a normal process and to expedite their use? Surely we have to wait until the drugs have been properly tested.
I do not think it would be appropriate to comment on that level of detail at this point.
I do not think it would be appropriate to comment on that level of detail at this point.
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I hope that noble Lords can listen to what I have to say. The clinical trial processes for approved substances are, of course, an essential part as we move forward.
Amendment 703, also tabled by the noble Baroness, Lady Grey-Thompson, would not be workable in its current form. It would require...
I hope that noble Lords can listen to what I have to say. The clinical trial processes for approved substances are, of course, an essential part as we move forward.
Amendment 703, also tabled by the noble Baroness, Lady Grey-Thompson, would not be workable in its current form. It would require...
May I just clarify? I think that response was in response to my amendments to Clause 37 for the manufacture of these products. However, Amendment 552B is in respect of the limited number of designated pharmacies which were distributing these drugs. In Amendment 552, the noble Baroness, Lady Finlay, referred...
May I just clarify? I think that response was in response to my amendments to Clause 37 for the manufacture of these products. However, Amendment 552B is in respect of the limited number of designated pharmacies which were distributing these drugs. In Amendment 552, the noble Baroness, Lady Finlay, referred...
Apologies; I thank the noble Baroness for her clarification on that point. I was mid-sentence, so forgive me if I repeat myself. Limiting the number of manufacturers based on prior prescriptions is operationally impractical and could risk supply shortages.
I turn to Amendment 713A from the noble Baroness, Lady Hollins. This...
Apologies; I thank the noble Baroness for her clarification on that point. I was mid-sentence, so forgive me if I repeat myself. Limiting the number of manufacturers based on prior prescriptions is operationally impractical and could risk supply shortages.
I turn to Amendment 713A from the noble Baroness, Lady Hollins. This...
I just want to ask the Minister about her response to the noble Baroness, Lady Lawlor. She was, I think, saying to the Committee that limiting the places at which you can get the lethal drugs that will be required for death would inhibit the process. I say to her...
I just want to ask the Minister about her response to the noble Baroness, Lady Lawlor. She was, I think, saying to the Committee that limiting the places at which you can get the lethal drugs that will be required for death would inhibit the process. I say to her...
I would be happy to write to the noble Baronesses with clarification on that point; I thank them for their interventions.
As I was saying, Amendment 713A appears to introduce a parallel approvals regime, but it does not specify how that should relate to the Secretary of State’s separate power under...
I would be happy to write to the noble Baronesses with clarification on that point; I thank them for their interventions.
As I was saying, Amendment 713A appears to introduce a parallel approvals regime, but it does not specify how that should relate to the Secretary of State’s separate power under...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lords who have participated in this debate. I will divide my responses thematically under four headings.
I turn first to the new scheme proposed by noble Baroness, Lady Finlay of Llandaff, in relation to how one deals with safeguarding here. The scheme would...
My Lords, I am grateful to the noble Lords who have participated in this debate. I will divide my responses thematically under four headings.
I turn first to the new scheme proposed by noble Baroness, Lady Finlay of Llandaff, in relation to how one deals with safeguarding here. The scheme would...
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May I just finish? The noble Lord, Lord Stevens, refers to proposed new paragraph (m) in the scheme. Under the scheme proposal, the panel of up to seven persons has to be satisfied, or the “assessment must ascertain”, that the person
“has experienced the involvement of a specialist palliative care team...
May I just finish? The noble Lord, Lord Stevens, refers to proposed new paragraph (m) in the scheme. Under the scheme proposal, the panel of up to seven persons has to be satisfied, or the “assessment must ascertain”, that the person
“has experienced the involvement of a specialist palliative care team...
Even if the noble and learned Lord does not adopt the scheme put forward by the noble Baroness, Lady Finlay, would he nevertheless accept that, for the co-ordinating doctors, it would be valuable to ascertain the information contained in proposed new paragraph (m) in this amendment? We would therefore be...
Even if the noble and learned Lord does not adopt the scheme put forward by the noble Baroness, Lady Finlay, would he nevertheless accept that, for the co-ordinating doctors, it would be valuable to ascertain the information contained in proposed new paragraph (m) in this amendment? We would therefore be...
Yes, and I cannot imagine a situation, in particular because it is specifically required under the Bill, in which the co-ordinating doctor does not raise the question of what palliative care the patient has had and what is available. Indeed, the Bill requires him or her to do that. Whether...
Yes, and I cannot imagine a situation, in particular because it is specifically required under the Bill, in which the co-ordinating doctor does not raise the question of what palliative care the patient has had and what is available. Indeed, the Bill requires him or her to do that. Whether...
I wanted to ask the noble and learned Lord, on his comments about the contribution from the noble Lord, Lord Stevens, about the role of the NHS. As noble Lords know, that this is to be provided by the NHS is not set out in the Bill. It is allowed...
I wanted to ask the noble and learned Lord, on his comments about the contribution from the noble Lord, Lord Stevens, about the role of the NHS. As noble Lords know, that this is to be provided by the NHS is not set out in the Bill. It is allowed...
When I said that I am really focused on how to provide a proper assisted death and that that is not a technical question about whether the NHS will provide it, I did not mean to say that it is not important for this issue to be resolved. If I...
When I said that I am really focused on how to provide a proper assisted death and that that is not a technical question about whether the NHS will provide it, I did not mean to say that it is not important for this issue to be resolved. If I...
On that very point about Clause 37, I am sure my noble and learned friend is aware of the updated Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee report alluded to by the noble Lord, Lord Stevens, a moment ago. On that clause, it states that there are still “highly inappropriate” provisions...
On that very point about Clause 37, I am sure my noble and learned friend is aware of the updated Delegated Powers and Regulatory Reform Committee report alluded to by the noble Lord, Lord Stevens, a moment ago. On that clause, it states that there are still “highly inappropriate” provisions...
I accept what my noble friend says. I hope she has read my note to the committee, which it published, in which I accept that further work is required, in particular on Clause 37. I accept in principle that I have to come back with further amendments in relation to...
I accept what my noble friend says. I hope she has read my note to the committee, which it published, in which I accept that further work is required, in particular on Clause 37. I accept in principle that I have to come back with further amendments in relation to...
Does the noble and learned Lord agree with the noble Baroness, Lady Murphy, that assisted dying is part of palliative care?
Does the noble and learned Lord agree with the noble Baroness, Lady Murphy, that assisted dying is part of palliative care?
Assisted dying is about giving somebody a good death. Palliative care is about exactly the same thing.
Assisted dying is about giving somebody a good death. Palliative care is about exactly the same thing.
I thank the noble and learned Lord for his explanation. However, I said that it was a probing amendment. Other clauses are also extended to Northern Ireland, not simply Clause 37. Because it was just probing, I reserve the right to reflect on that and perhaps come back at a...
I thank the noble and learned Lord for his explanation. However, I said that it was a probing amendment. Other clauses are also extended to Northern Ireland, not simply Clause 37. Because it was just probing, I reserve the right to reflect on that and perhaps come back at a...