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ASSISTED DYING: How MPs will vote on controversial laws

It was revealed during Tuesday’s sitting that VAD services would be strictly regulated. “It has had a comprehensive preparation and consultation process that includes parliamentary inquiries and consideration by the Queensland Law Reform Commission,” Mr McCallum said. Dozens of euthanasia protesters gather outside Queensland Parliament. Photo: Hayden Johnson VAD patients will face multiple assessments by two qualified doctors, including analysis of their decision-making capacity as well as completing a staged request. A person will be legally required to make three separate requests and can change their mind at any time. They must also be assessed as having acted voluntarily and without coercion.

Voluntary Assisted Dying laws introduced to Queensland Parliament

JOINT STATEMENT Legislation to allow access to voluntary assisted dying in Queensland has been introduced into Parliament today. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2021 will now be scrutinised by the Health and Environment Parliamentary Committee, and will go through further public consultation. “The path to this day has been long and considered, and paved with reverence and respect,” the Premier said. “Many Queenslanders who have watched a loved one suffer feel passionately that there must be dignified options available to everyone. “This bill delivers on an important election commitment I made to the people of Queensland. “It provides a chain of safeguards to ensure only those at the end of life can make these choices, and then only those capable of making that choice for themselves.

MIL-Evening Report: NSW adopts affirmative consent in sexual assault laws What does this mean?

actively sought and actively communicated. This approach shifts from a “no means no” standard to “yes means yes”, in that an individual seeking to have sex with another person must obtain clear, expressed consent from them before (and while) engaging in a sexual act. In other words, submission without active, participatory agreement is not sufficient to claim that consent was given. In practice, this could be something as simple as asking someone if they want to have sex. This type of consent standard shifts the emphasis from the actions of the victim-survivor to those of the accused. This is important, since we know that the same rape myths and gendered stereotypes that permeate society can be brought sharply to bear in sexual assault trials.

Qld euthanasia laws explained as historic reforms introduced

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