Assisted dying is all about giving the choice to the individual.
That's the opinion of MHK Dr Alex Allinson, whose Assisted Dying Bill will receive a second reading in October.
The bill stipulates to be eligible you must be an island resident diagnosed with a terminal illness, with a life expectancy of six months or less.
If approved it would run through the Island's National Health Service.
Dr Allinson said it's all about people confronting the end of their life, on their terms:
Firm under investigation over waste storage
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DOI planning bus stop upgrades
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Charity issues plea to help rehome outdoor cats
Could you help rehome a number of cats?
MHK wants answers over Solway Harvester memorial
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MSPCA wants views on pet shock collars
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Free workshop to help parents with teenagers
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Former TT star returns to racing next month
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Overtopping weather warning from Met Office
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