In this second instalment of his three part series on Queensland’s Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill 2021, Paul Santamaria analyses just how voluntary VAD will actually be if this Bill is passed into law, and suggests that the absence of the GP of the person seeking VAD from all stages of the process is a cause for disquiet. Read Part 1 here.
Requisite “decision-making capacity” means that, when a patient makes the VAD decision, the person must have the …
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