On the recordJune 15, 2026
I've seen no indication that people have changed their minds who were supportive of the bill in the past.
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Lauren Edwards
Labour Party
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mirror.co.ukI've seen no indication that people have changed their minds who were supportive of the bill in the past.
Stating confidence in continued support for the assisted dying bill.
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