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Safeguards to nowhere: Queensland's VAD bill/ Paul Santamaria

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SANTAMARIA Paul

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TextPublication details: 2021Subject(s):

EUTHANASIA -- QLRC -- WHO -- OREGON HEALTH

In: Newsweekly No 3095 26 June 2021, p.13-15Summary: About assisted suicide and the concern where the vulnerable might have been coerced or exploited into agreeing the Queensland VAD (Voluntary Assisted Dying) Bill is examined.

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About assisted suicide and the concern where the vulnerable might have been coerced or exploited into agreeing the Queensland VAD (Voluntary Assisted Dying) Bill is examined.

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