Allows terminally ill adults to choose medical aid in dying

Health care; decision-making, definitions, medical aid in dying, penalties.

Introduced· 2026-01-13

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This bill lets adults with a terminal illness ask for medicine to peacefully end their lives, while making it a serious crime to pressure someone into the choice.

Our take

What we think, in plain words.

This bill gives terminally ill people the ultimate choice over their own bodies. It adds a new right for patients who are suffering. At the same time, it builds strong walls to protect vulnerable people. Anyone who tries to trick or force a sick person into ending their life will face serious felony charges. Doctors are protected from lawsuits if they follow the strict rules, but no doctor is forced to help if they disagree with the practice. Overall, it puts the power in the hands of the patient.

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The facts

What the bill actually says, no spin.

Adults with less than six months to live can ask for life-ending medicine.
Patients must ask twice out loud and once in writing.
Doctors must make sure the patient understands their choices and is thinking clearly.
It becomes a serious felony to forge a request or pressure a patient to die.
Doctors and hospitals can choose not to participate if they do not want to.