🚨 BREAKING: The Assisted Dying Bill has just been published in full - Must be a legal adult, resident in England or Wales, and registered with a GP for at least 12 months - Must have the mental capacity to make an informed, voluntary choice to end their life - Must be terminally ill with a life expectancy of six months or less - Required to make two signed declarations, witnessed, affirming their wish to die - Two independent doctors must confirm eligibility, with specialist and mental capacity assessments if needed - A High Court judge must review the case, hearing from at least one doctor and possibly the person and others involved - A seven-day gap is required between doctors’ assessments, with an additional 14-day reflection period after the judge’s ruling - For cases of imminent death, the 14-day reflection can be reduced to 48 hours - It would be illegal to pressure, coerce, or deceive someone into declaring a wish to end their life or self-administering an approved substance, with penalties of up to 14 years in prison - Excludes both disability and mental illness as eligibility criteria