House of Commons division
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill: Third Reading
What the vote was about
The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at Third Reading seeks to allow adults with a terminal diagnosis to request and receive assistance to end their own life, subject to strict safeguards. The debate concerns the balance between individual autonomy and the protection of vulnerable people, a matter of widespread public interest in Cornwall and beyond.
Why this division is tracked here
This Bill would legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults, a major constitutional and ethical issue affecting end-of-life care across all regions, including Cornwall.
This is Cornwall Political Watch’s own editorial reason for covering the division, drafted with AI assistance from the division title and text. It is not part of the official record and says nothing about how any member voted.
How Cornwall’s MPs voted
Positions are recorded exactly as the House of Commons Votes API states them. The Commons records no abstentions: a member who did not vote is shown as having no vote recorded, and a member acting as a teller has no vote counted.
- LabourAyeVoted in favour
- Liberal DemocratAyeVoted in favour
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- Liberal DemocratAyeVoted in favour
- Labour (Co-op)AyeVoted in favour
Source
Division 2071, House of Commons, published by the UK Parliament. The full division list names every member who voted.
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