Euthanasia, the practice of ending a life prematurely in order to end pain and suffering, is currently considered a criminal offense.
Yes, but only if the patient has had full access to health facilities and has not been economically restricted on accessing medical support.
I support palliative care
If there is no chance of survival and they are shown they fully understand
Yes but only after careful consideration, with a contingency that if assisted suicide is granted and patient is deemed criminal or suspect to any outstanding bf crimes then a relative must sign agreement prior to death that they agree to inherit any sentencing or debts incurred by patient making request
Yes, but only if there is no chance they will survive the illness and after a psychological examination
Yes, but only if there is no chance that they will survive their illness and after a psychological examination to show they fully understand this choice.
yes after a psychological examination is done so they fully understand their choice and if there is no chance they can survive their illness without pain.
If they agree to it and have a chance to say goodbye, as well as there is defiantly no way they can heal from it. They get to choose, not the doctor
If the pain becomes unbearable and treatment isn’t helping mitigate the pain, then patients should be allowed to end their lives.
No. They should have extra life support. They need us as much as we need them.
Establish a joint committee into resolving the debate of euthanasia in australia
should be able to refuse life support and legalise euthanasia
No only God takes life
@9SKPG3RConservative11mos
Only after 2 years of psychological examination and the results are confirmed by a panel of experts, including a lawyer and someone to ensure the individual is not being abused.
@9SJFM9JOne Nation11mos
Only in the circumstance that the patient is in pain and also 100% guaranteed to die.
Yes, but only if they are in pain and their quality of life is significantly reduced
Yes, after a full psych evaluation to show they completely understand the procedure and their decision and their illness shows no signs of survival. The patient should be the one to make the decision not the family members
Peoples lives are their own and it is entirely their decision what they do with it and how they end it. So i believe they should be allowed to with or without assistence.
Hippity hoppoty your life isn’t your property
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