Doctor-assisted dying bill a ‘minimalist response’ to Supreme Court ruling, designed to pass: Ogilvie
Sen. Kelvin Kenneth Ogilvie, co-chair of the special Joint House and Senate Committee on Physician-Assisted Dying, is disappointed the government’s right-to-die bill didn’t go further, saying it was designed to pass with the least controversy.
The new medical-assistance-in-dying bill introduced by the government last week is a “minimalist response,” designed to pass with reduced objection, says Conservative Sen. Kelvin Kenneth Ogilvie, co-chair of the special Joint House and Senate Committee on Physician-Assisted Dying.
He told T...
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