QUENTIN LETTS: Yesterday saw the Bill's last committee stages, that part of the legislative process when a small group of MPs chews over details of a proposed law.
Quentin Letts observes that the Assisted Dying Bill debate is surprisingly energetic, with the bill's proposer, Kim Leadbeater, described as oddly cheerful. A key paradox is that Danny Kruger, the leading pro-life opponent, possesses an "undertaker's manner." Concerns were raised about private clinics and large corporations potentially profiting from assisted dying.
