Bill Suggests Panel Reviewing Dying Cases
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Assisted dying bill: Plan to scrap need for High Court approval

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MP behind assisted dying bill suggests scrapping High Court approval.
Kim Leadbeater , the Labour MP behind the bill, will suggest replacing this with a panel of experts.
Panel reviewing each application would be chaired by a senior legal figure, not necessarily a judge.
Panel would also include experts such as psychiatrists and social workers.
The proposal will be voted on by a committee of MPs scrutinising the bill.
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