
ALT Professor Anne Kerr, Chair of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics’ Assisted Dying Advisory Board, said: “These findings reveal where there is public consensus on how a legalised assisted dying service in England should operate, were it to become a reality – having effective and robust safeguarding controls that will enable a strict eligibility criteria of terminally ill adults to be applied is clearly of upmost importance to the public. “As the political debate on assisted dying gathers pace, we hope these timely insights will help to ensure those making the decision have the robust and trustworthy evidence they need to participate in a well-informed and nuanced conversation.”

ALT quote card with Professor Sarah Cunningham Burley's photo (blonde hair, glasses, dark blue blazer and light blue top underneath) and words saying "I welcome the Chancellor’s commitment of £20bn research and development funding. This will surely go some way to promoting stability in the sector and I hope that it will assist in efforts to ensure that it can utilise ethical insights for the benefit of our country’s economy and society more broadly."

















